Christian fantasy literature, and commentary on assorted subjects
Not too bad today.
Had a bit more energy, got out to the store, and took the car for a run. I have to keep that car running until my doctor appointment on Wednesday, then I can put it in the shop to see what the heck is draining the battery. I’m pretty sure cars don’t have alternators any more, but I’m also pretty sure that mine is old enough to have one.
Other than that (plus quite a bit of tiredness) nothing much going on.
Have a good night, all.
See you tomorrow.
God bless everybody.
Patty
I wonder how many phone conversations went like this: “Hello?” “Meow” “Mr. Dogbreth?” Meow.” “I’m calling to report a UFO!” “Murrrr…” Clunk! as the cat, having run out of patience, knocks the phone to the floor.
Does your cat answer your phone when it rings?
Happy New Year, everybody! Byron the Quokka here, with Series VI of Acme False Facts. Aunt Feezy gave me a set for Christmas–I’m afraid she thought the facts were real: us quokkas are trusting souls–and I can hardly wait to impress all the other quokkas with my new-found bogus knowledge!
Without further ado, here are my favorite False Facts, so far.
*Benjamin Franklin invented the cell phone in 1771, but lost interest in it when there was no one to call.
*In 1951 President Mickey Vernon attempted to appoint his horse, Shorty, to the United States Supreme Court. This led to the discovery that he wasn’t really the president, but the Senate confirmed the appointment anyway.
*Kansas City was originally in Japan, but relocated in 1869.
*Ancient astronauts discovered Play-Doh on Mars and brought it to earth in 502 B.C.
*A centipede named Nobody’s Fool won the Kentucky Derby in 1963, but his victory was disallowed because he used too many legs.
I could do this all day, but I won’t–I’ve got a Christmas carol contest to administer.
Remember! Stand up straight, shoulders back, look ’em in the eye, and speak with unshakeable confidence! And you’ll have a future in politics.
I really felt a lot better today, and took it pretty easy.
I have a doctor appointment coming up, so we can see what is going on.
Yesterday was horrendous, but it has passed.
Your prayers have helped, I am sure. That and a little really taking it easy (which can’t hurt).
Have a good night, all.
See you tomorrow.
God bless everybody.
Patty
From October 17, 2024
Governed by… what? Witches?
Married to the late Ben Bradlee, The Washington Post’s leftist-in-chief, D.C. party animal and celebrity “journalist,” some ten years back, threatened to use black magic to end Donald Trump’s presidency.
What do they need to put the whammy on someone for? They simply cheated Trump out of re-election. (Please, if you still believe the Dems won 2020 fair and square… seek professional help.)
Anyway, here’s a prime example of our country’s ruling class.
It explains a lot, I think.