I think the celebration Fred wrote about yesterday was caused by at least these three things; the weather, the results and the undeniable fact that we are all living in a box with significantly less human contact. Whether it's our home, our car or the small square screen of a computer, we exist within these constraints because of a raging virus that's ripping through our lives.
Saturday was surely one extraordinary day to remember for all time. What with the unseasonably warm weather and the ever building tension to declare a victor in the hotly contested presidential election race, we were poised for it.
One of the consequences of blogging on Thursday is that I blog on Thanksgiving Day. I’ve always suspected that not many people read the blog on Thanksgiving. Too many other things to do on that day: travel, cooking, last minute preparations.This year may be different. Being with family and friends is risky. Guidance suggests that we be careful.
THANK You!
In honor of those men and women who died for our freedom, we salute you.
In honor of those who continue to serve, we salute you.
In honor of of those past, present and future, we salute you.
America, home of the free, because of the brave.
On Saturday, my husband and I celebrated our sixteenth wedding anniversary. I cannot believe how quickly the years have flown.
The occasion caused me to reflect on how we have been able to stay happily married for such a long period. As someone whose first marriage ended in divorce after seven years, sixteen years is quite the accomplishment.
I gave an upbeat presentation at Gotham NY Legal last week. I offered an analysis that got “confirmed” yesterday. As I periodically reviewed updates, I mused about music that might fit. Folks who follow this blog know I created topical playlists.
Authorities in Indiana said an overturned semi truck spilled cases of beer across the lanes of of U.S. 50 in Dearborn County.
Thankfully no one was hurt but it seems that within 2 hours, the beer was gone.