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Category Archives: Arizona
Mitch, Paul, You’re Fired!
Picture the Oval Office as the boardroom in The Apprentice. The Congressional team loses and Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan are summoned. Normally, on The Apprentice, the losing team is given a chance to explain. President Trump makes sure the … Continue reading
Posted in A Sarcastic Look at Life, A Silly Look at The World, Arizona, Casinos, Mitch McConnell, Pascua Yaqui, Paul Ryan, Political Science, President Trump, Republican Party, The Apprentice, Tohono O'oodham, Uncategorized, United States, United States Congress, United States House of Representatives, United States Senate
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Charlottesville
You’ll get some history, with me analyzing and connecting dots. You’ll also get my sarcasm, free of charge. No doubt, you’ve read and seen many news stories about what happened in Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 12th, 2017. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Abraham Lincoln, Africa, Arizona, Brooklyn, Culture, Hamiltonian vs. Jeffersonian, History Made Fun, How Monty Python Ruined My Life, Jews, Reading History Like a Novel, Susi Baldwin, Tucson, United States
Tagged 23andMe, Abraham Lincoln, Alt-Right, Ashkenazi Jews, Ben Sasse, Charleston, Charlottesville, Confederate States of America, East Asian, Nazi Germany, Nazism, Neo-Nazism, Robert E. Lee, Thomas Jefferson, Virginia
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Snooki Can Speak at Rutgers, but not Condi Rice.
Click on the New York Post One Rutgers student said it best. They could have paid her with a case of beer. The Rutgers Administration should be embarrassed. Yes, I know it is Jersey, Snooki is a Jersey native. I … Continue reading
Posted in A Sarcastic Look at Life, Arizona, Condi Rice, Girl Scouts of America, Jersey, New Jersey, Rutgers, Snooki, Tucson, Tucson Festival of Books, University of Arizona
Tagged Anna Maria Chavez CEO Girl Scouts of America, Condi Rice, Condoleeza Rice, Girl Scouts of America, Jersey, Jersey native, New Jersey, Rutgers Administration, Rutgers University, Snooki, the New York Post One Rutgers student, University of Arizona, University of Arizona Commencement
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Laws Involving Gays.
Here in Arizona, our Governor may sign legislation, that would allow businesses to not serve gays if doing so interferes with their religious beliefs. My only take would be of course, silly. Obviously, if a baker or wedding photographer were … Continue reading
Do I Look Mexican to You?
This is a bit of a profiling question. Living in the Southwestern United States so close to our border with Mexico, I run into this. Some Mexicans automatically speak to me in Spanish. Some are not sure. For others, mainly … Continue reading
Posted in A Silly Look at The World, Arizona, How Monty Python Ruined My Life, Profiling, Tucson
Tagged God, graham chapman, Mexican people, Mexico, Mexico – United States border, Monty Python, Southwestern United States, Spanish, Spanish language, Terry Gilliam, United States, US-Mexico Border
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A Wedding and a Night Out.
My friend Damon got married this evening. I’ve been married for almost thirty years. I felt I could give advice lol! I found out the wedding place was once a funeral home. Now there is a story for you. Ghosts … Continue reading
Posted in A Silly Look at The World, Arizona, Philosophy, Romance, Tucson
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Sonoran Hot Dog.
From Wikipedia about the Sonoran Hot Dog. Arizona The Sonoran-style or Estilo Sonora hot dog, found in Tucson, Metro Phoenix, and in neighboring Sonora,Mexico, is a hot dog wrapped in mesquite-smoked bacon then cooked on a grill or on a griddle or comal,[1] then topped with beans, … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Tucson
Tagged Cook, Hermosillo, Hot dog, Mexico, Sauce, Sonora, Tucson, Tucson Arizona
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Tucson Festival of Books, 2013.
I was glad to see the Tucson Festival of Books listed in the Wikipedia article about Tucson. Of the five years of the festival, this was my favorite year. Our dinner Friday night had about fifty people and we had fun … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, Kristen Lamb, Men Writing Romance, Naughty Philosopher, Philosophy, Questions., Romance, Saguaro Romance Writers, Tucson, Tucson Festival of Books, Writing
Tagged art, Cinderella, Facebook, Smashwords, Social media, Tucson, Tucson Arizona, Tucson Festival of Books, Wikipedia
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The Future of Automation.
The future of automation. Doesn’t this sound like an oxymoron? Of course automation is the future. Yesterday’s article from Associated Press A World Where Jobs Go Extinct Wholesale was fascinating and unnerving. Imagine you are fifty-five years old and you lose … Continue reading