Shout out to everyone who said we already survived Trump's first term, how bad could a second one be?
07.03.2026 00:16
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Shout out to everyone who said we already survived Trump's first term, how bad could a second one be?
We understand completely.
We know from supporting and caring for our adult son and his routines.
The calendar is a huge part of his life too.
FYI, we use Google slides to make visuals and words to explain upcoming events, and more importantly what will be changing in a routine.
Seems to help.
Eisenhower warned us.
Wow.
Author Aaron H. Goldberg dug up a set of forgotten color photographs from July 17, 1955, shot by a Disney studio employee who was there as an invited guest.
Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/Ao5oU
#Disneyland #Book #History
Bombing people and not expecting endless contempt for the USA is not being discussed.
This is so bad it makes me sad for all of us, all our ancestors, and all our progeny.
Con man gonna con.
A motorcycle helps too.
There's something deeply obscene and broken about the fact that Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth are bombing elementary schools in an illegal war of aggression, and there's still a sense among the opposition that it has to be explained in terms of gas prices in order to get American voters to care.
Anything to keep his Immenseness out of prison.
Learn about ICE from an insider whistleblower.
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What's the word?Thunderbird!
Enter the Cosmo 🌌
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Gave some TLC to my 2015 Scout today.
The prime riding season is beginning here.
Green, streams, hills, thrills and freedom.
Where is he going on that plane?
Golfing again, sheesh.
Madness.
California golden poppy in our front yard. Lava rocks and a Crepe Myrtle with a used-brick border. Brick wall in background. Really old Olive tree to the left.
First California Golden Poppy of the season.
Woohoo!
New York Times Bestseller "Separation of Church and Hate"
This book is a good gift.
Karoline Leavitt: It doesn't matter if Russia is helping Iran kill American troops.
What a breathtakingly twisted White House.
The complicity of living a normal life under fascism.
The complicity of living a normal life under fascism.
Two brothers dominate our TV viewing.
Ben on TCM
Josh on Dateline.
Diesel fuel prices are way up. Bad news for rail, trucking, farming, construction, power gen, shipping, and others even diesel pickup owners.
Home heating oil and kerosene going up.
Jet fuel is a more refined form of kerosene, so air travel will also be affected.
Gasoline pain to follow.
Job for the Dems:
1. Get them into a televised hearing.
2. Humiliate them in a way Trump detests.
3. Let Trump’s fragile ego do the rest.
Ubiquitous as rental cars during my era as a traveling salesman.
Praise for PONDS: “Patrick Lynch has created a completely unique, recognizable, and friendly concept and design for highly informative and much-needed natural history guides. Ponds is the latest of his stunning books, and I love it!”—Carl Safina, PhD, author of Alfie and Me: What Owls Know, What Humans Believe “Pat Lynch has carved out a remarkable niche as the premier field guide author working today. His books are designed so that the outstanding illustrations and lucid writing work together seamlessly.”—David Skelly, Frank R. Oastler Professor of Ecology, Yale University, and director, Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History “I love this book! Ponds is a stunning guide to pond life for the twenty-first century and offers bright and beautifully rendered illustrations and lots of new information. It is your own personal introduction to a colorful and magical world.”—James Prosek, artist, and author of Eels: An Exploration, from New Zealand to the Sargasso, of the World’s Most Mysterious Fish “A remarkable, comprehensive natural history of freshwater ponds and wetlands across the eastern United States. Beautifully illustrated with Patrick Lynch’s artwork and photographs, this is a must-have for all nature enthusiasts.”—Milan Bull, Connecticut Audubon Society “I am the proud owner, and frequent user, of most of Pat’s books. His ability to weave together fascinating details and stunning visuals on just about any topic he chooses is unrivaled.”—Twan Leenders, director of conservation, Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy
My newest book, shipping this Tuesday, March 10th!
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This is how we woke up feeling most mornings in the 70s, man.
That chart of job losses makes Page One at:
WSJ
Washington Post
NYT
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