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Time to Flag It
Jadar Johnson, 22, rookie draftee of the New York Giants, has retired. His reasons are two-fold, but No.1 is profound — he values his health, he said. He also has plans to pursue less reckless ventures, ones that will tend to not endanger his life, as does professional football, or any level of contact football of today’s […]
Independents Separatists and Allies
July 4th marks the annual celebration in America of its Independence Day, the result of the Declaration of Independence signed in 1776. America broke away from Britain’s control of her, yet in World War II, it was Britain to whose aid America eventually rose, and together they helped form the Allied forces that defeated the […]
Tweets and Free Press Bashing
Seems to me it’s about time for all Trump supporters to reassess their presidential choice. President Trump’s campaign promises — which anyone with a slight bit of intelligence should have known couldn’t be kept — his abusive deliveries to women, and his constant bashing of our Free American Press are all the contrivances of someone […]
My Friend Wrote A Book
An old Ohio high school friend of mine succeeded in telling her story in book form, which was released in 2014. The book is titled: “Beyond Myself: The Farm Girl and The African Chief”. Anita married an African Chief, Benjamin G. Dennis, a professor who taught in the US before Anita married him. Together, they […]
Smarter Than Us…
In her book “the wave in the mind”, (2004, Shambhala Publications, Inc., Boulder, Colorado), author Ursula K. LeGuin contends that cats and dogs are superiorly smart over the human being. “They look in the mirror, once, when they’re a kitten or a puppy,” Le Guin says; “They get all excited… run around hunting for the kitten […]
Monthly Archives: October 2016
My Great American Life-Sustaining Novel Influenced by the Film Ship of Fools Is Born
Of course, when one is in Columbus, Ohio, and is an Ohio native, one goes as The Ohio State University Buckeyes go! When I decided to start my after-high school life in Columbus, I had a brother attending The Ohio … Continue reading
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