• More You Know

    I‘ve posted something similar to this about the top 10 counties in terms of size and landmass. I’m still mesmerized that the biggest city which is NYC has some of the smallest counties. Los Angeles is the second largest city but has the largest county. California has most of the largest counties with Arizona and…

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  • Puzzle: African Wildlife

    I finally finished another puzzle after a long break!!! Too bad I lost one of the pieces!!!

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  • Journal Entry Type #113: Beauty or Grotesque at What Cost?

    I haven’t gone to Facebook (I mean Metaverse) as much I used to and for good reason. Frankly, I don’t look at much of social media lately. I’ve been too busy watching things on my streaming services and watching a movie here or there. If I had the money, I might do a few nips…

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  • Poem: Voices

    I’ve heard your voice more than once. The air fully embraces all the sounds you make. People less so much. They are more discerning. They don’t want to hear everything. Your story should be shortened, maybe a few paragraphs or pages if you’re ambitious. I’ve turned away from your face. Your four eyes continue to…

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  • Flash Fiction: Shopping with Purpose

    No matter what you do, your glasses are always dirty. They smudge up quickly, even in the best of intentions, as you are careful. This is what you found out when you put on your mask for the first time and hundreds of times after that. It wasn’t like you had a choice. You didn’t…

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  • More You Know: Top 20 Disasters by Cost and Fatalities

    List of the top 20 disasters by cost in billions based on 2021 inflation (source: Wikipedia) 1986 Chernobyl with radioactive contamination in Soviet Union cost 774 billion 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami with radioactive contamination in Japan cost 423 billion 1995 Great Hanshin earthquake in Japan cost 344 billion 2021 North American winter storm in…

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  • Journal Entry Type #112: The End is Not Near but Close

    I spent my holiday weekend working, celebrating a birthday (not mine), and eating way too much food. Before I could do all of this, I had to call the gas company to make sure the stove I had didn’t blow up my apartment complex and everything in it and pick up my car because it…

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  • Trifecta #73

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  • Poem: Like a Roaring Train at Midnight

    The night is no longer nice, Yesterday has passed by, And summer is too hot Against your body on cool sheets. And he understands the desire Of how much you’ve transformed. Bright lights have burned out, Can’t see the curved tracks, The sea ice disappeared during the melting, And night revolves in one direction, is…

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  • Poem: Make Believe Forest

    Near the outskirts of the forest, a fox and bear reside. They have been friends for more than five years. Their cubs and kits have played with each other. They are two mamas ready to defend their turf. One day an owl flew into their domain with a chick barely alive. She was frantic and…

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  • Poem: The Depths of Life

    I remember there was a time I looked forward to the morning sun. The way the rays made lines through the blinds on the opposite wall. There’s something powerful about that, the amount of energy. I know I can’t be like Icarus and get too close to the sun. Even if I could, I would…

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  • More You Know: Engineering Disasters

    Engineering disasters takes place all over the world. Infrastructure such as bridges, aeronautics such space shuttles, and vessels such as ships have all had moments of glory and failure. Whether it be the fault of the operator or a combination with the design, these are some of the worst disasters in the history of the…

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