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When I was a regular blogger over 13 years ago, there were some others who did a great job keeping people informed. These are just a few of the greats and some new additions.

Blue Gal

Mauigirl's Meanderings

Mock Paper Scissors

Yellowdog Granny

Mad Mike's America

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Music hath charms

Music hath charms By Robert Rouse In 1697, William Congreve wrote a tragic play called " The Mourning Bride " and one of the lines was, "music hath charms to soothe the savage breast". For some reason people started quoting " savage beast ", which literally means music has the power to reach the heart and calm us. Of course, this was the late 17th century and the world had not yet been put upon by Death Metal, which has the power to shake you to your final nerve. Allow me to tell you a bit about me. I was in my very first Rock band in 1969. We were called Size 10, simply because we all wore size 10 shoes. I continued playing in bands until I was 42 years old, when I decided to get married and have a family. Perhaps the best band I was in was called the Rich Hunter Band. Everyone in the band was seasoned professionals with at least 20 years under their belt. Below is an example. It includes Ted Benson on keys, Tim Lathan on...

Covid-19 US-0

Covid-19 US-0 Covid-19 has shown the true colors of many Americans, particularly those of - shudder - Donald Trump. He could care less about the Pandemic, although he give it the old college try in the beginning, but, he wasn't that good in college either. That is correct, this " stable genius " saw it coming in January when he was briefed about it, but he ignored all the warnings and even two months later he was reticent to suggest people quarantine. And it later became a suggestion and he would leave it up to the governors instead of mandated quarantine for all but necessary workers. By leaving it to the governors, we saw Blue states cracking down, while Red States continued to ignore the warnings as if Conservatives were somehow too touch for the virus. Of course, later on, Trump acted as if he was America's savior, but in reality, he was the worst person to handle a large country during a pandemic. As mentioned in John Bolton's book, "In the...

Not my first choice

Not my first choice By Robert Rouse We are 149 days before November 3 rolls around and we get our first real shot of keeping Donald Trump from a second term. Right now our sole choice is Joseph R. Biden. Now Joe was not my first choice, or second, third, or fourth. No, I never really considered him. In my humble opinion we would have been better with a woman in power. Not Hillary, of course, as she wasn't my choice in 2016. No, back then, I was a Bernie man, through and through. But once Trump had defeated Hillary ( although not with the popular vote ) I decided then and there that neither Hillary or Bernie should run in 2020 as both would be too divisive and Bernie running again has proven my theory as he has riled up his supporters. Now, many of them have already stated that because Bernie lost so many primaries they will not vote for Biden. Some have said they will either not vote, vote third party, or even vote ...

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