Daily Miscellany
Thoughts and flashes of brilliance that enter my head from nowhere.
Enjoy. Or abhor, depending on the effect of my "wisdom".
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The Masks Are Slowly Coming off
The above picture caused quite a stir this past week. In that Stacey Abrams poses with a big mask-less smile while the rest of the class is wearing masks.
The above picture caused quite a stir this past week. In that Stacey Abrams poses with a big mask-less smile while the rest of the class is wearing masks.
She explained that she took off the mask so the photographer could get a good picture of her wearing a smile.
First, doesn't she think that the children that surround her wouldn't like their parents, brothers, sisters and friends to see them wearing a big smile?
Which brings up the point that several states, including my own pathetic state of Delaware, have by now mostly lifted the command for masks for all adults but many are keeping the command for masks for school kids that the teachers' unions be obeyed.
This COVID pandemic has been a disaster for this country, now led by the wonderful, fair and decent President Biden.
The man is a failure and the Democrats know it. They somehow manipulated some states because the mid-terms are coming up. The Democrats know that humans are not going to put up with these masks and endless vaccinations.
Then Stacey Abrams and those innocent children can ALL go maskless!
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Kamala to Handle a Crisis?
The White House announced Wednesday that Vice President Kamala Harris would travel to Europe as the crisis in Ukraine continues to escalate.
Harris will travel to Germany to attend the Munich Security Conference, as European leaders weigh increased tensions with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Putin continues weighing a decision whether or not to further invade Ukraine as he continues building up troops along at the border.
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So VP Kamala Harris is going to represent America with NATO and other allies in preparation for possible war with Russia.
Tell me it ain't so!
I can't wait to hear have all the Nato countries giggle with her. I can't wait to hear Kamala's wisdom as she guides Putin out of his war-making frenzy and instructs Ukrainians how to behave.
The plain truth is, neither our President or Vice-President are leaders of any kind.
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Review "4 Weddings"
Every bride hopes her big day is spectacular and she works hard to make it the best possible wedding ever. This series gives women the chance to see how their weddings stack up -- against those of other brides. Each episode follows four brides as they plan their own weddings and attend each others' …
Sundays, Discovery Channel, 3pm
The old saying is "Always a bridesmaid, Never a Bride".
Which, oddly, does not apply to me. I have never been a bridesmaid, but have been four times a bride.
At any rate, I got interested in this show because I would sit and watch it with my granddaughter and I have many memories. Even today, though she's now 18 years old, we sit and watch this show. Granddaughter loves to do her hair, put on make-up, choose clothes to suit her, and in one damning action, she got a big tattoo. I think someday granddaughter will be a wedding planner, such is her talent and interest in all that entails.
First important notice, I don't think men will enjoy this show. Be aware. Women, however, will enjoy.
What they do, they have four women who all compete against each other by deciding, interestingly among themselves, who had the best wedding. Three contenders attend each other contender's wedding. The viewing audience gets to also attend, via television, each wedding. The categories include: wedding dress, food, venue, and this year they added entertainment and originality. Each contender attending the wedding rates these five categories for the wedding attended. At the end they then choose their favorite wedding but, of course, they cannot choose their own.
The weddings are interesting. The costs of the weddings is provided and they are not in the same price range. One wedding could cost $50,000 while another, in the competition, might be $10,000.
The idea is not to judge by the cost, but by the bridal dress, the food as served, the entertainment as provided, how clever the wedding was arranged and the venue of the event. Total score for each category is 10 points. So one bride might be given a 9 for the venue but if the food is not so good, perhaps only a 5 for same.
After all points are counted, the winner is announced and she and her husband receive a great honeymoon as a prize.
Like I said, it's not for everybody, and for sure I have great memories of watching this with my granddaughter. It's a pleasant show and I do, indeed, choose my winner in all categories plus my overall winner. I get it right most time.
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THE FLY ON THE WALL
Yes I am a fly and yes I also Blog. I tend to wander around among the politicians and hear their conversation. Because I am a fly beneficial to humanity, I share that which I hear. Bear in mind my spelling. I am, after all, only a fly.
Preparing to Unmask
I am not at all sure what is with human beings and those things they are wearing on their face. And have been wearing for over two years by now. The spider tells me that there is something all about the humans called a virus. The spider also tells me that such as bats and birds and maybe even flies can get this virus. So we should avoid getting close to the mouths and faces of humans, so the spider tells me. I still eat human crumbs and so far have not contracted this virus thing.
"But the humans are sick of wearing masks and there is a group of Democrats meeting here to discuss ridding humans of being forced to wear masks," the spider told me. So I settled on a crumb and listened carefully.
"If we have these states STILL being forced to wear masks come the mid-term election we will loose both the house and the senate," one attendee shouted.
"But if we don't make them wear masks they will assume the pandemic is over with," another female attendee shouted. "And without the pandemic we will have lost any power we have gained with this thing."
"We also need to unmask the school children," yet another attendee shouted.
"The Teachers' Union won't allow the unmasking of children," another person yelled.
"We either lose all the members of the Teachers' Union or a few miserable parents who don't want to be bothered putting masks on to protect their children," yet another attendee shouted.
And on and on the attendees yelled. After a while my fly ears become numb and I didn't much understand what the humans were talking about.
The spider told me the next day that five or six human states have eliminated any requirement they formally had for wearing masks, for adults only as the spider explained.
"The Democrats don't want to lose the House," as the spider explained to me. "So never mind this virus that is supposed to kill every human on the planet, they no longer require using masks."
The spider told me there would be another meeting next week to discuss removing the mask requirement for school children. Meanwhile this fly notes that there are way more crumbs available since humans don't have to wear those awful masks during their meetings.
This fly is very happy.
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