colony collapse disorder

Hey, colony collapse disorder is worsening. That said, the end is not near. Customers are simply getting honey from over seas. Yeah, that is the ticket as we say.

politics

OK so lamentably politics is full of promises. However, they do not bring us joy. Most are not kept any way. Like wow, that does not surprise me.

sea level rise

Global sea level rise is scary. However, that is not what we see. Please look at miami. It is not under water now. Also, it will not be under water next year. Time to wake up.

gas prices

Right now gas prices are going up. Blame the increase in rules and regs. Just what is gonna soon occur. People need to save money. Hard when prices are rising.

yard sale

Friends, yard sale items are common. Actually, some are in high demand and command a nice price. List is a long one.

restaurant reopens

OK so restaurant reopens. That is the news. Patrons had to wait 20 years. Like wow, not sure on this one. Yeah, that is a lot of years.

news

Just what is on our news. Get the cnn scene. Most of it is old hat and does not inspire us. What exactly does inspire mean.

Father's day

Father's day is here again. Blast from the past we say. Like we are in a vortex of joy. Problem is next year.

bears hug

Do you want a bear hug my man. Best times are wow. People who want a better universe... we also do agree.

gate that is narrow

For us, we want the gate that is narrow.

Matthew 7:13–14
Jesus said, "Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it." 

mouse trap

There is some tasty free cheese in a mouse trap I tell you. However, that unique concept is lost on the mouse. He is so hungry and wants to get some. Danger is some thing few ponder on. Oh yes, until it is too late for us. Right then we wake up. Sadly, this is right after the trap does snap.

Margaret Thatcher — 'The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.'