Do you like old books? I do. I like to read and re-read them, and one I’ve been reading lately probably wouldn’t stand a chance with publishers today. Continue reading “Written 81 years ago, book applies to today’s US politics”
Author: EdArtsSouth
Best page on the Internet when it comes to investigations
Let’s face it. Our current “free” press isn’t so free. Most people working in news actively promote various government narratives in reportage. There are some spicy stories out there though, and if you want to stay on top of investigations across the country, there’s a page I will recommend. Continue reading “Best page on the Internet when it comes to investigations”
Twitter politely tells me ‘#GoodBye’
Today Twitter’s bot politely told me adios. The bot also informed me they were “sorry” to see me go. Continue reading “Twitter politely tells me ‘#GoodBye’”
New doves, a hawk, and a snag
A few days ago I noticed something I hadn’t seen out back. Doves. A dove is not an unfamiliar species to anyone who grew up in the South, but this dove wasn’t your typical dove. First I saw one. Then there were two sitting on the utility line above the street behind our house. The birds are beautiful, but I have concerns about their new perching spot. Why? A snag and a hawk. Continue reading “New doves, a hawk, and a snag”
Daysies do ‘Holiday Hangover’ special as 2021 gets rolling
Paying homage to the time-honored tradition of too much revelry across the nation on New Year’s Eve, The Crazy Daysies will present a ‘Holiday Hangover’ livestream on Thursday, January 7, at 6:30 PM (EDT) on Facebook. By now, most have hopefully recovered, but there’s a good chance drinking was robust this holiday because—2020. Continue reading “Daysies do ‘Holiday Hangover’ special as 2021 gets rolling”