Timothy S Cahill

Talk about a great reuse of mass marketing excess. The "Essentially English Bakery & Cafe" in Hantsport, Nova Scotia, was underperforming as a fast food drive through (Tim Hortons franchise) that has since been transformed into one of the sweetest little community hubs I've found in a long time.

Actually, that line speaks to what would become a three song dialogue. First, Neil Young's "Southern Man". Then Sweet Home. Then, a reply in Young's "Walk On".

I've just started with Skylight, and this is the first post I see, and I'm Canadian, rolling with it. A Southern Man, speaking truth about the South. Then he gets to "Sweet Home Alabama".

That was where the moral crisis came home for me. "I heard ol' Neil put her down".

The journal 'Foreign Affairs' is currently running an essay that starts out with the following premise: "As tensions rise in the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea, U.S. efforts to deter Chinese aggression suffer from a fundamental credibility problem."

That's putting it mildly.

Justice for Gaza, Lebanon, Congo, Sudan, and anywhere else the strong oppress the weak!

As advanced primates we are all equal to one another and before the law. Race. Politics. Gender. Faith. All these are superficial to DNA. Humans have a right to exist. Nations do not; they just take what they can get away with.

Lovely. I bet that all smells pretty wholesome. I keep thinking my backyard 4 acres should look like that. Trying to learn how co-ops can be set up on private land in Nova Scotia.

COP29 row breaks out with Vatican over gender rights Charities worry it could block a crucial deal giving women more support in the face of climate change.

Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Russia and Pope Francis join together to block UN discussions on gender rights. ( Sung to the tune of 🎶"One of these things don't belong with the others" )

www.bbc.com/news/article...

A little zucchini goes a long way