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it's because you are more secure in your masculinity.

I don't buy a thing on the list, but underwear. Good thing I'm stocked up.

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should be reversed.

Deport Musk to Mars.

the turnout was spectacular.

No compassion, no empathy, just a man-child with money, and now power,very dangerous.

Looking at the state of the State, we see white men, in power, that are most definitely sociopaths, narcissists, and have zero empathy. Not good qualities in a leader.
Why should we suffer these damaged individuals? How did we get here?

Has anybody recognized that young men have been trained to be sociopaths? I'm of the post Vietnam era, and this seemed to be the norm. I rebelled, but did not escape the damage of being brought up this way. It's taken a lifetime to heal this damage.

A lot to do, plan for the best, prepare for the worst. Hopefully I've taught my children well. Trees that I will not see fruit, life must end sooner than I want. But earth continues.

When I'm feeling anxious,troubled by the thoughts that sometimes plague me, I lift my head and see, I recognize that I am safe, at peace, mindful that I am alive.
I-pad in the other room, taunting me. Garden laughing at me, joyfully smiling. Small animal purring on my lap, warm and fuzzy.

We are in troubling times. Getting into Nature can help one's mood, and perspective.

just some eye candy

The Musk-Rat fits. I like it.
The deplorable duo, The demented cheeto, and Musk-rat.

I'm In. I'll do as much as I can deal with.

This obscure law is one reason Trump's agenda keeps losing in court Lawsuits challenging Trump policies raise big constitutional questions, but they also rely on a law that requires the government to follow the correct procedures when changing course.

Protect this law at all costs !

www.nbcnews.com/politics/don...

I would hope that I,m the quiet observer, but probably the trickster in a folktale.
Unexpected? It's all an illusion.

Democracy 2025 Response Center Real-time analysis of the Trump administration’s actions.

Quick reminder that Democracy 2025 has a handy tracking tool, if you're feeling overwhelmed. I find it helpful to get a grasp on what's actually happening. www.democracy2025.org/response-cen...

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looks like I get to write more if I put up a pretty picture. This is a little lake above Estes Park, Colorado. Peaceful place to ponder. Yes, pun intended. Something I have learned from a book I read a few decades ago, "One Straw Revolution". The book was about a natural way of agriculture. sounds boring, but many pearls of wisdom are found here. One pearl is that the further we get from nature, the less we feel secure, joy, and peace. We tend to want to control our environment, but in doing so disrupt our own security, Joy, and peace. Then we try to fix this with technology, or trying to control our environment, only to get further from nature. The author of the book, a Japanese farmer, that was trying to find a good, and easy way to grow upland rice. He had noticed that an abandoned field of rice was growing quite well. Nature had taken care of the field, with pretty good results. So he tried the low care method of nature, and after a few years had great results in his fields. The point is, if we look to nature for clues, and observe how nature handles things, the closer to nature we get, the better off us humans, and the rest of the planet will be. I know we are living in trying times, scary times, but we can look to nature for solace, answers, and peace of mind. We need to recognize that our fears are only thoughts. I like to take a walk in nature, see and feel that nothing is threatening me at that very moment, and let go of my existential angst. That fear is in my head, I have control of my head, I can see that the fear is just a thought. I feel the warmth of the sun, the breeze on my face and feel safe. Try it. I go home and call my Congressman to block all of the present administrations appointees, and remind them that midterms are coming up. Just a thought.

good idea

A little eye candy for you.

Trying out my first post to Bluesky. I have been thinking of what to write on my first post. My problem is that there is so much to say.
I suppose that a bit of an introduction is in order. I'm a common man, with moderate intelligence, and a playful demeanor. Nuff said for now.

i've been saying this for years.

Well sugar is a big health problem, and is highly addictive as well. The problem is big food loves the profits, from hyper palatable crap. Of course sighting stigmatization as a non starter is BS. Most Americans are eating too much sugar anyway.
Sugar is not sustenance!

One beautiful ride. I've been on this train, in that beautiful canyon. Peaceful.