NY, NY. First time. The overwhelm is real. This post is heavy on photos. Enjoy! Or knot. The pun is real. Celebrate NY! So many people, so much diversity. The throughput of […]
A Sundry Assortment of New York Whatknots
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I lied. VOTE!!
Photographic evidence suggests that I intend to vote on November 6, 2018. But, true confession, I drive with this sticker lied to my bumper. (Yes, intentional unconventional use of “lied” as verb. […]
A Small Sundry of Assorted Jumble
VOTE! November 6, 2018 VOTE! In no particular order, I humbly present a metaphorical laundry basket of deplorables lights and darks. Here we go! Basket I. Be a Hero. VOTE!!! In the […]
PSA: 2019 Healthcare Open Enrollment is Nov. 1 – December 15, 2018 HealthCare.gov
Public Service Announcement (PSA) The Open Enrollment period for health insurance for 2019 November 1 – December 15, 2018 Sign up at HealthCare.gov. Health care is self-care. With all the attention on […]
A Poetry PSA: Vote!
tl;dr? If you’re not sure if you’re registered to vote, CHECK TODAY! This is the last day to register in a long list of states. And November 6, 2018, VOTE! A poetry Public […]
An exclamation of points! A sundry assortment.
Before we get started, in mathematical notation, n factorial is written n! For n > 1, n! is the product of all the integers between 1 and n. Example: 4! = 4 x […]
A Sundry Assortment of CAPS LOCK ON!
Game on. Rage on. CAPS LOCK ON. Bravery in the Face of Indifference Before I get to raging, I would offer a CAPS LOCK ON, BIG BOLD THANK YOU to Dr. Christine […]
Vote like you can’t!
Free and fair elections, right? I mean this IS the United States of America. Democracy is our middle name. Democracy is in our DNA. Democracy is a struggle for a more perfect union. […]
Chop wood. Carry water. VOTE!
General Election Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Vote. Vote. Vote. (Actually vote once and only once, but VOTE!) Let America Vote! Chop wood, carry water. So Zen. Small, consistent actions win the day. […]
Spam!
Spam! An all-purpose 4-letter word. As we struggle a more perfect union, I observe that more and more vowels are taking a knee replaced with an asterisk to mask the pedestrian words […]
