Ron tells me Friday is cat blogging day.
Paul Krugman posts Friday night music, a distinct change from his usual (and excellent) blogging.
On Twitter, #followFriday was popular, but most of the folks I follow have gotten bored with it.
I could write about the most outrageous political (mis)statement of the week, but Romney and Romney and Bachmann leave too many choices.
So – cat blogging it is:
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The Wizard of Oz came to Duluth last Wednesday and it wasn’t a pretty sight. Hiding behind a curtain of presidential power, he pulled all the usual levers and set his supporters roaring “Build that wall!” and “USA!” Like the Wizard of Oz, Donald Trump is a small man with a big voice and loud […]
“If you can remember the 1960s, you weren’t really there.”* The old quote has some truth in it, but if you want to remember the 1960s (which really ran over into the 1970s), Dianna Hunter has a book for you. She will be at the East Side Freedom Library on June 19 to read from […]
My recycling is staying right in Minnesota. CORRECTION 6//19/18 – Eureka has not shipped to China since 2013. After a friend pointed me to a New York Times article saying that recycling is going into landfills, because China has closed the door on U.S. garbage imports, I double-checked. Yes—Minneapolis and St. Paul recycling still stays […]
“They’re not people, these are animals,” Trump says. He says they are pouring into the country, committing vicious, brutal crimes, terrorizing Long Island. He lies. The New York Daily News reported that even his own administration members don’t back his claims: “Carla Provost, the acting chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, noted during Senate testimony […]
“On Feb. 20, a young woman named Mirian arrived at the Texas border carrying her 18-month-old son. They had fled their home in Honduras through a cloud of tear gas, she told border agents, and needed protection from the political violence there. “She had hoped she and her son would find refuge together. Instead, the […]
Mary Turck