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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Vote NO on virtue
It is my great privilege to pass along to you one of the best political recommendations I have ever had the pleasure to read. Below, you will see a picture of the last argument offered on this measure in Oregon’s … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged good words, irony as a tool, politics, Portland as a weird place
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A Man Called Ove
The maxim that it is more blessed to give than to receive is well known and I would apply it without a second thought to director Hannes Holm’s 2015 movie A Man Called Ove. I think the movie fits the … Continue reading
“Oh, the farmers and the cowhands should be friends”
One of the nice things about moving to a new neighborhood is that you see new signs. This one is just south of the Starbucks closest to our house. The first time I saw it, I laughed out loud. I … Continue reading
Posted in Living My Life, Words
Tagged Ethical Treatment of Animals, feeding calves, funny, implicit premise
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Dumbo’s Dilemma
OK, let’s talk about Dumbo. Remember? The little elephant with the big ears? A helpful circus mouse (Disney, remember?) points out that if he opened up his giant ears he could fly and thus become a big star. Dumbo, being … Continue reading
Look like what you mean
The great thing about fighting a war with intercontinental ballistic missiles is that you don’t have to know a lot about your enemies. You load up a barrel full of destruction and heave it off to “do bad things” to … Continue reading
Yesterday when it is past
Today I would like to tell you about some surprises I have encountered in moving from one kind of life to another. That sounds more momentous that it would really need to but I am going to start with a … Continue reading