• More You Know: Full Democratic Countries

    When you talk about democracy, there are basically two different kinds according to the Economist Intelligence Unit in the U.K.  They are full democracies with 20 countries and flawed democracies with 55 countries. A full democracy is when a country uses a system of checks and balances, independent judiciary, and independent media.  A flawed democracy…

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  • Journal Entry #64: I Want a Redo of 2020!

    My head feels like it’s been put in a meat grinder.  Last night was the first time my body relaxed enough for me to sleep mostly throughout the night since the election was unofficially decided.  It feels like the next two months will seem a lot longer until Biden officially becomes the 46th U.S. president. …

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  • Weekly Facts #45

    Japan has 6,852 islands that are not remote with the main five being Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu, Shikoku, and Okinawa.  It is the largest island country is East Asia. There are around 8.7 million species on earth.  The average person blinks 25 times per minute. About 40% of people peak into someone’s medicine cabinet. The longest…

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  • Journal Entry Type #63: The U.S. 2020 Election, So Far

    I’ve been noticeably absent from my blog for several reasons, but the main one being the U.S. presidential election.  I’ve become quite the nerd about it or maybe a little obsessive.   I purposely took off two days after November 3rd to process what happened either way.  It’s been weighing on me more about the future…

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  • Journal Entry Type #62: Slow Down but not Too Much

    Okay, I don’t have a lot of time as I have to get on the road (highway), but as I was getting ice tea today, I ran across this. Yes, I was in the passenger seat so I was able to take a picture with my phone. It’s blurry but serves a purpose, nonetheless, and…

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  • Trifecta #45

    My word definition My recent photo on my iPhone. See, every kid loves candy but not candy corn.

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  • End of October Quotes

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  • Weekly Facts #44

    Margaret Knight was the American inventor of the paper bag.  Coca-Cola has more than 3,500 beverages and 500 different brands. Dog bites on humans account for the highest number out of all animals bites on humans. The countries with the most gold reserves are India, Netherland, Japan, Russia, Switzerland, China, France, Italy, Germany, and USA.…

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  • More You Know: Favorite Halloween Candy by State

    Because Halloween is coming up, I decided to post the candy most popular in every state according to Candystore.com.  Hands down which many people agree that one of the worst candies is Candy Corn.  The favorite candy among the people I know say Reese’s Peanut Butter cups (any size and shape) is the best.  Here…

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  • Movie Review: After We Collided (2020)

    Did you just call me an asswipe? -Trevor- A few times I’ve accidentally bought a movie from Amazon when I did not mean too and then had to backtrack what I just did.  This time I waffled between whether I should rent or buy it or just let it go and watch something else.  I…

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  • TV Show Review: Ray Donovan (2013-2020)

    I’m not the kind of guy you fire. -Ray Donovan- Long before Ray Donovan came on the screen, there were real life fixers in Hollywood.  The two most notable being Eddie Mannix and Fred Otash.  While Ray didn’t work during the time of Lana Turner and Marilyn Monroe, he was equally willing to do whatever…

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  • More You Know: Some Voting Stats and Innocent U.S. President Facts

    Most of us know the presidential election is coming up in the U.S. I’m sure most everyone will have their eyes glued to the TV screens to see who might be the winner on November third. I still have to get back to Richard Nixon’s Presidential Library in Yorba Linda, CA or as some people…

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  • Weekly Facts #43

    A dime has 118 ridges around the edge, 17.91 mm in diameter and 1.35 mm in thickness.  Brown and black hair are the most common, followed by blond, and the rarest color is red at one to two percent of the population. Before digital cameras and camera phones, there was the pinhole and photographic camera.…

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