Two years ago this week, Brian and I spent the morning at First Presbyterian in Greensboro getting our community ID’s as part of the FaithAction ID initiative.
Posted in rage against the machine, rambling
Tagged commmunityid, faithaction, greensboro
I passed out in a 2-hour nap, then woke up craving a margarita. The margarita mix already has tequila in it. The extra bottle of tequila is because of margarita mix is not strong enough.
I was a little guy when I needed my first drilling at the dentist. Dental drills weren’t as good then, so it was scary.
The dentist saw me cringing and squirming in the chair. The song “Patches” came on at that moment on a radio he had nearby in the room. He reached over and turned it up loud and sang the lyrics even louder as he started to work.
It was so surreal and funny that I forgot about being scared.
“My papa was a great old man
I can see him with a shovel in his hand
See, education he never had
He did wonders when the times got bad
The little money from the crops he raised
Barely paid the bills we made…”
Posted in rambling
Second weekend in a row. Another triple-dog-dare-ya sofa snuggle up. 🐶🐶🐶
#smalldogclub
My father and I used to like to antagonize each other over politics. I think we both deemed the session a success if we could get the other to crack a little. Sometimes I knew that he had staged things for me when I went for a visit.
One visit, he put the book “Ronald Reagan – An American Life” on the coffee table. I paged through it for a moment and saw him crack a small smile. I just glibly said, “talk about a complete waste of money” as I tossed it back on the table.
Then we ended up in the kitchen where somehow he had procured an autographed picture of GW Bush. He had it on the refrigerator. I don’t know how he got it. I said, “I need one of these for my fridge so I can lose some weight.”
It’s funny the memories that I now hold fondly.
This “trending” article popped up. The worry about fascism is real, but I have little interest in Albright or her new book. I’ve sworn off war mongers though one can learn from them.
https://www.vox.com/world/2019/2/14/18221913/fascism-warning-madeleine-albright-book-trump
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