August 14, 2015

Lol. Just watched the Trump speech, and predictably the liberals on Facebook are all atwitter, so to speak. They're passing along what others are spewing and it is obvious people are guessing, out right lying, purposely twisting, or snatching bits and pieces off of Twitter...I think they're just out right lying and hoping that others will take those lies as fact and not vote for Mean Mr Mustard. I mean, Mr Trump. So of course I have to set a few of 'em straight with the facts, as someone who actually watched and took notes ( the fact checker in me...).

I think Trump said some good things. He also said some outlandish things. If Dr Carson wins the nomination, he has my vote.

Here's my prediction: Trump will win the nomination. But Obama will invoke martial law and will stay in office.

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50 years!

Great music spread throughout the land
The day the Beatles hit the fan.


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Beach treasures

Copyright JClark 2012

Tiny treasures from the beach
Oh the lessons they can teach.

(Click photo to enlarge)








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Winter song

Cardinal sings on my windowsill
Cheerful sounds to break the winter still.


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Fabulous fall foliage

A beautiful fall in Virginia! Took this photo in the little patch of woods in my backyard. I don't have to roam far to see natural wonders.
(Click photo to enlarge.)


I wrote this poem in third grade:

In fall the leaves come tumbling down
Red, yellow, orange and brown
Of all the seasons I think that fall
Is my very favorite one of all.



More fall foliage photos here: Snowtography


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Six word poem

Scudding


white
clouds


salt


scented
air.





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Six word poem

Moonlighting
poet


writing


by
celestial
lantern.






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