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Dirty Shirley
It was about one month or so before high school graduation and my parent’s decided to treat me to a night out on the town. In Klamath, California, that meant either the radar base, Paul’s Cannery or Crivelli’s Bar in the Klamath Glen. That’s how I came to be sitting at a table with my…
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We’re in the Same Boat
Our Federal government, under Barack Obama, has spent millions of our taxpayer dollars to destabilize the government of Macedonia. Obama, working with George Soros and his ‘Open Society Foundation,’ used Ambassador Jess L. Baily to funnel large sums of U.S. dollars to the cause, which is a violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. The…
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Yellow and Blue
Kyle was six-years old when he began learning about his primary colors. Soon the lessons included which colors, when mixed together, made what other colors. With this in mind, I picked him up from school for President’s Day weekend. And as usual, I tried to coax a conversation out of my normally quiet child by…
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Marjorie Buckskin, 1953-2017
Marjorie Buckskin passed away February 21, 2017, in Crescent City, California, following a short illness. She was diagnosed with uterine cancer in July 2016 and had finished six weeks of radiation on January 10th. It was during a check up in February, that doctors found the disease had metastasized, attacking her bones, making them weak.…
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A Message Amid the Photos
It’s been 14 days since I was last able to blog because my computer completely died. I have been writing notes and thoughts down in long hand and now must decide whether or no to type them up and post them to the date they were first written. In that time a number of things…
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Is QAnon a Black Bag Organization?
“QAnon is an American political conspiracy theory and political movement,” says Wikipedia. “It originated in the American far-right political sphere in 2017.” Never trust Wikipedia for the correct facts. It’s a black bag operation, too. The first time I heard about QAnon was regarding “Pizzagate.” That was in December 2016. I roundly ignored the stories…
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Cursive
Perhaps the toughest part of fatherhood for me was keeping a straight face when my insides were trying to burst from an eruption of laughter. Mind you, it wasn’t very often that I had to correct Kyle as he had a natural compass that directed him right from wrong and it rarely failed. One early…
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When the Mountain Did Move
It began yesterday when I stopped at the store to buy myself a pair of new suspenders – bright red one to replace my broken black ones. They reminded me of my step-dad, Delmar Middleton, who wore red suspenders all the time. The memory slipped from my mind until this morning. That’s when I read…
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Bad Ain’t Always Negative
At first, I sat at my desk with the intent to write another page of information about the U.S. Constitution and it application during this rebuilding period of America, but I’m sidetracked this morning. My mind is thinking about my past, the good, the bad and the way I now deal with everything that happens in…
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Tap Dancing Around Equal Protection
Using terminology like “…represents a substantial, multi-billion-dollar private investment in our Nation’s energy infrastructure…” it’s difficult to see how an Executive Order can fall into the gray-zone of being unconstitutional, but two of President Trump’s orders appears to be tippy-toeing in that area. While hating to be the bearer of bad news, let’s begin with a…