did I mention yet that Judge (You Know Her Name) is the first woman nominated to the Supreme Court that also just happens to be an African American?
Read Full Postdid I mention yet that Judge (You Know Her Name) is the first woman nominated to the Supreme Court that also just happens to be an African American?
Read Full PostPunishment Culture is not so much to control bad behavior as it is to discourage nonconformity
Read Full PostThey chose Trump because like Trump, they believe the world and America are spiraling down.
Read Full PostWhile we wait to institute economic policies based on morality, Democratic Socialism, and Free Enterprise, our infrastructure is crumbling
Read Full PostDoes that mean he intentionally bombed his own citizens to egg on the US into bombing more of his citizens?
Read Full PostIt is hard to argue against the words "well regulated" means anything other than subject to laws and regulations.
Read Full PostWhen someone tells you how divisive Donald Trump is, or that the nation is divided, remember that we, the people, are united. We want prosperity and we want peace.
Read Full PostShirley dreamed the campground was like a neighborhood, not an RV campground.
Read Full PostAfter hearing that I like fruit teas he would not let up lecturing me on what real tea is. Our minds mildly toasted from touring for four days straight, we walked out with over $100 worth of tea, a couple of tea pots, and no idea whether or not I...
Read Full PostThe fact that my wife was a tea drinker was one of the reasons I asked her out for a lifetime of dates, this trip is certainly our longest one.
Read Full PostI suggest 2 nights, 2 nights to travel and then 4-5 or 6 nights at a destination
Read Full PostOnly once she gets there we realize that there are no walking trails for about a mile.
Read Full PostDestroy the Far Right with the light of ideas that bring positive changes to our individual lives, opportunity to our economic system, justice to our justice systems, and peace to our international positions.
Read Full Post"Is everyone in position?" Shirley responds "yup" "Engaging impulse engines" I respond and we ease out of another campground
Read Full PostWe have left California and are now safely(?) across the border in Oregon.
Read Full PostOur youngest son Kevin, transferred from a job in Portland, OR to Raleigh, NC met us at the campground and spent the night.
Read Full PostHate the outcomes of their actions, not the actor.
Read Full PostShe also got into my box of wheat thins and Brad's garlic pistachios
Read Full PostStopped in Sonoma for lunch. It was great. Met an elf who makes delicious wine candy
Read Full PostBrad was standing, looking at his phone and this tall guy came jumping around, real close to Brad and was pushing himself off the wall.
Read Full PostWalked the town, then drove to the 3rd oldest lighthouse in America.
Read Full PostI stepped in the water. So pristine warm compared to the Atlantic.
Read Full PostThey also have pics and autographed pics from early Hollywood stars as many cowboy movies were filmed in this area
Read Full PostI am a nocturnal person who worked 3-11 pm all my life and despises getting up early.
Read Full PostDeath Valley was similar to Petrified Forest in so much as it was vast and ever changing.
Read Full PostFor two weeks our landscape has been the desert. It was nothing like what I thought it would be.
Read Full PostThe place was so awesome, several other RV's also pulled in.
Read Full PostWe didn't have the time or inclination to go to Zion Canyon
Read Full PostNamed after the Kodak photo film. Paul Simon's song exalts the film's capabilities, the park itself is truly breathtaking and worthy of Simon's lyrics
Read Full PostApparently AZ has several different time zones.
Read Full PostThis morning I went to RP's Stage Stop international Cafe for breakfast alone. Brad found nothing he wanted on the menu so he had a nice buffet breakfast at a Mexican Restaurant.
Read Full PostThey never adjusted to mutual retirement, we waited over a year of mutual retirement before engaging in such a long RV trip.
Read Full Post5 Minute walk to the shuttle bus that takes you to the park
Read Full PostWas used to train astronauts as it was closest to moon landscape
Read Full PostTwo small white dogs came running out, barking and running after us.
Read Full PostOne couple said the Bryce Canyon was better to see than the Grand Canyon, much more color.
Read Full PostLarge and sooo peaceful we decided to stay another night.
Read Full PostI told her, I don't know where I am. I'm coming from MA
Read Full PostBrad had a biscuit on top of home fries covered with sausage gravy.
Read Full PostIt was Beautiful. Cool, as it was on large mountain side. Views were amazing.
Read Full PostHuge, commercial city. Culture shock after driving through the beauty of nature. Clean, but kinda trashy RV park
Read Full PostNow we are awaiting a RV handyman coming to fix a leak in our bathroom
Read Full PostCome here to recapture that beauty. Mountains as you look up, mountains as you look down. Spaciousness beyond description.
Read Full PostLas Vegas, New Mexico is a fun little town, nice to walk around. Little shops
Read Full PostThese 2 guys help Brad jury-rig the plug. We are still looking for the right one
Read Full PostOur journey and adventure continues, some days we go and seek magic, some days we sit back and let the magic seek us.
Read Full PostSpent time looking around the historical Plaza Hotel and had a drink at the bar.
Read Full PostTwo hours later when rock pavement had cooled down I walked her. Not far, but I got to see the lake and a rabbit.
Read Full PostThis time when we had a snack during the day we put on the generator to run the air conditioner while we ate in the diner.
Read Full PostThe first night we were there we went to see the bats that live under the South Columbia Avenue Bridge. As many as 70,000 or even more come out at dusk, take off over the city and eat all of Austin's bugs!
Read Full PostNice lunch at pie a shop off the highway. And, of course we had to have pie for dessert. Their specialty is meringue pies, Brad got lemon and I got coconut custard
Read Full PostFor lunch we found a local joint where you order and find a seat for yourself. Great food
Read Full PostWe then hopped back on and got off for a final time in the French Quarter, which we both enjoyed. Appetizers of boiled crayfish, while listening to music.
Read Full PostNow, perhaps, the obvious question has become apparent. What happens to the water after it is used
Read Full PostIt rained, and when I say rain, I mean a downpour most of day
Read Full PostWhen she said it, it clicked in my head she was right. It never got itchy. The rash lasted a few days
Read Full PostI went in and the first words the young guy at the counter said was, how do you drive that thing?
Read Full PostThe walk in the woods was uneventful. No creeks here, although we actually walked up a dry one on the trail
Read Full PostUpon arriving in the camp I was claustrophobic as it was so close and crowded. Still close in the RV section, but not as crowded.
Read Full Post31 years later, here we are, retired and travelling in a class C camper
Read Full PostI was staring down a steep drop and when I looked out - gorgeous!
Read Full PostBoth Shirley and I will blog, Mitzvah is still a little pissed off that she has to live in a house that moves so probably won't write anything.
Read Full PostA couple of days here at Ironwood just what we needed, some R&R after our bittersweet leaving.
Read Full PostWe learned the hard way to bubble wrap all glass. Had a barbecue bottle explode on the carpeting
Read Full PostDo you believe that we, as a society, can achieve our loftiest ambitions by allowing corporations and it's representative Natural Persons to have any say in our laws and regulations?
Read Full PostThe idea here is to create a dynamic set of programs that can explore issues with real experts, sometimes with follow up on the issues generated from one program into another. It does not have to repeat the same news stories over and over
Read Full PostJack Paar wrote three books, and the last two were rehashes of the first, or so I think. Larry King has written several books , not sure how many , but I do not believe he has repeated any of his stories.
Read Full PostAs a college student, I lived near Chicago, and I was able to listen to some great talent.
Read Full PostI recall when Larry King had one of these Right Wing liars on, I called to rebut the lies he was saying, and found myself shut down. In the control booth, I was shut off.
Read Full Postone of the reasons I am a Progressive is because we care about the earth, we care about the poor, we care about resources that are given for us to use an preserve.
Read Full PostFaith, therefore cannot be proved. Those who look for proof have not Faith.
Read Full PostIt would not come to me until the Fourth Grade what I might want to do with my life.
Read Full PostMike has bounced around the radio dial for at least 20 years. I know, I followed him from WLS to WIN Radio a Union sponsored station to Air America and to Nova.
Read Full PostRyan said something about children who do not have lunch money don't have caring parents.
Read Full PostHis message was clear, time will never come back to us
Read Full PostCarol got me a job in the Kansas City, KS school district.
Read Full PostAre you any relation to that Justice kid who was in the play?
Read Full PostThe idea is to separate a dangerous individual from the population. Death separates him into oblivion.
Read Full PostI miss non-political talk Radio. I miss Jean Shepherd, I miss Long John Nebel. I miss radio where you could listen, and not feel insulted.
Read Full PostJoel is a witty guy, and his wit and intelligence was seen daily.
Read Full PostIt starred Richard Boone playing a gunfighter for hire who went by the name, Paladin.
Read Full PostMy thoughts turned to the people I have met through the internet; including friends who had seemed to disappear
Read Full PostOnly local programing can inform, soothe, and bring back peace and tranquility
Read Full PostIn 1991, Saper committed suicide. He gave the outward appearance of being together, but I think he was a tad paranoid.
Read Full PostI usually called Walt Bodine. But not all my calls were to state my political beliefs. Rather, I enjoyed his program and contributed whenever possible, staying on topic.
Read Full PostAt 68, soon to be 70, I am still looking for what I may do when I grow up.
Read Full PostThe man did not know his Bible very well. Dad studied the Bible, and the history of the region
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