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Interesting Stuff : Near the Finish Line
Bless the Farmer
Come on, Spring, and the art of farming! Paul Harvey, the talented radio host, once said: “God looked down on his planned paradise and said, ‘I need a caretaker.’ “So God made a farmer.” I’m a farmer’s daughter who still loves the land for all it can provide for the created human race! +++++ Credit: […]
Words to Think On
Consider the Power of Words: Albert Einstein once observed: “I know not with what weapons World World III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.” Comedian Robin Williams painted a darker picture yet, quoting a PENTAGON OFFICIAL who said to him: “…the people who would actually push the […]
Ten Photographic Awards At —
I was looking for my 10th Photographic Award at Pixoto.com and here he is, as of this morning’s notification. My little squirrelly friend, photographed in 2016 in the backyard of our apartment building, provided that award with a photo image rating of over 500 in his first day as an uploaded photo. He finished in […]
Forty Percent Wasted
Recent statistics about food consumption in the United States of America, the capital of world wealth, reveal Americans waste forty percent of the food purchased in this country! Forty percent waste! While portions of Americans and the world’s people starve, a statistic of forty percent waste of food is… Shameful. +++++ Credit: Photo from the personal and […]
Listening Closely to Destruct or Contruct…
What do we expect to hear, or ascertain, when we listen closely at the workplace? Is it gossip we seek, or some piece of constructive advice? Do we listen with positivity, or negativity? Is it some band wagon we want to jump on just to be part of the crowd that drives us to listen […]
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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Tagged 1966, Boston Harbor, captain, Columbus-Ohio, Countess, film, Katherine Anne Porter, lovers, novel, Oskar Werner, Ship of Fools, ships doctor
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