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Public Service Announcement from Mother Earth
We interrupt your blogging to bring you the following public service announcement: “Dear human beings, Your mere presence on this planet is an environmental insult and you have consistently proven yourselves incapable of handling the responsibility with which you have … Continue reading
Posted in basic survival, corporate domination, criticism, Environment, mutiny, pessimism, society
Tagged culture, current events, Earth Hour, events, nature, news, photography, society, thoughts
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What a rotten thing to wake up to
Uh-oh! Someone forgot to buy coffee! What a rotten thing to wake up to. We had always lived under the delusion in our home that coffee wasn’t really a “staple” like sugar, flour or rice, that it really wasn’t a … Continue reading
Posted in basic survival, family time, improvisation, joy
Tagged addiction, caffeine, coffee, desperation, home life, humor, Kona, squalor, suitcase, travel
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Take my avatar, please!
I had training this week on how to write more effectively for the web. The trainer was very nice, in her mid twenties. She didn’t seem very interested in writing. Apparently, writing isn’t writing anymore. I guess the same goes … Continue reading
The American Dream (an awful prose-poem of sorts)
Living in a garbage heap out on the streets, the man with the Buckwheat hair speaks. His “Golden Voice” outshines the dirt on his face and the eggy veneer on his teeth. “‘Tis a voice which must be shared!” exclaims … Continue reading
Posted in basic survival, disappointment, poetry
Tagged current events, Dr. Phil, fame, Hollywood, media critique, serendipity, success, Ted Williams
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Deadly cold
While the appearance of thousands of dead birds in Arkansas on New Year’s eve is turning out to be a real head-scratcher for authorities, I believe I know the cause: the fearsome cold wave that has gripped portions of the … Continue reading
Posted in basic survival, economic downturn, family time, Holidays, joy, porta-potty
Tagged Arkansas dead birds, ball drop, Beebe, blue balls, dead bird mystery, Dick Clark, flatulence, New Year's eve
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The new thrift
My prayers have been answered! The city apparently has decided to do a little maintenance in our neighborhood, so they set up a bright orange port-a-potty on the curb right across the street from our house. It’s perched on the … Continue reading
Posted in basic survival, economic downturn, Holidays, pessimism
Tagged economic recovery, free stuff, innovation, Jesus, poverty, prayers, survival, thrift, tough economic times
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