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  • I’m sure everyone around the world has heard of the Coronavirus by now.  It’s nothing to take lightly but also keeping things in perspective is important.  I’m not a fan of people who incite panic in others for the sake of seeing it unfold in the public.  I refer to them as shit starters.  I’m…

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  • This all started because as much as I know I need to see the dentist twice a year and at one point four times a year, I hate going to the dentist including today.  Why because my teeth suck!  I was given an electric toothbrush a long time ago as a gift, but the dummy…

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  • One finally done, one more to finish coloring, and then to the two Rorschach designs that keep waiting for me. New month, sort of new year, keep plugging along.

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  • It’s funny how time passes quickly.  I was living in another state, California that is in 2017, and wondering when I’d make a move from there.   I had no idea where I wanted to move, just somewhere else.  I loved living in CA, but it was time to go.  I lived in a one…

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  • We hold great power in our hands, unseen by the world, hidden behind curtains, inside the bulbous flowers, gigantic and tall. We have here a struggle for continuance, perseverance, and a little bit of rage mixed in when we are pushed aside and unheard. We will not turn back around nor give up. We have…

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  • I’m going to do the same thing I did with the documentaries I watched.  I’m going to state briefly what the movie is about and give short thoughts on each one. #1 American Assassin (2017) is a movie I forgot I watched (this is becoming a problem for me) and so I watched it again…

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  • Trifecta #28

    This trend seems to be more of a thing of the past although people still wear them. What I wouldn’t give to be young again with less responsibilities or maybe not. 55 years later the Olympics are in Tokyo again and remaining hopeful it isn’t postponed due to the spread of the Coronavirus.

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  • Weekly Facts #9

      What constituted the fashionable woman changed over time but cleavage remained a vital part of display and dress.  In the 14th century, Western culture emphasized lower necklines and tight clothes.  Corsets are still in use as well as taping and surgery in relation to cleavage.       We all sneeze, some more forceful…

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  • I decided to do this a little differently this time around.  I’m not going to list all the behind the scenes people involved and focus more on the content of each documentary and my short thoughts on each one. Inequality for All (2013) is the first one I watched.  It covers the former U.S. Labor…

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