Monthly Archives: October 2026

Well, That Didn’t Go as Planned

eVisit with My Cancer Specialist No, I didn’t get negative news. I got no news because I was unable to make the link with my doctor. It’s simple, really: the email which was sent to me over five weeks ago … Continue reading →

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The Presumption is that Trump will Cheat to Win

He Flip-Flopped on Mail-In Ballots Before, and He’s Doing It Again Do Americans really have faulty memories? I’m sure that some will remember that he advised Republicans to both mail in ballots before, and vote personally on, election day. Who … Continue reading →

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In Spite of All the “Stuffing” Going on in the World

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving (October 12, 2026)

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All’s Fair in Marriage and Politics

Animals (2026) This is Ben Affleck’s film, through and through. My wife, about halfway through our viewing of it on Netflix last night, said, “Talk about emotional acting!” No, melodrama doesn’t even come close. Political intrigue is probably a better … Continue reading →

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Counterintuitive: Sex, Young; Live Long

Only The Good Die Young (1977) When I listen to this song, I imagine a 17 year old Jewish boy trying to persuade a 17 year old Catholic girl to let down her guard and ‘do the dirty’ with him. … Continue reading →

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Something to Remember: History Repeats Itself

White Bird (2024) We watched this two hour film on Netflix last night. It is the story of living through the Nazi occupation of France from a young student’s point-of-view. Sara is a Jewish teenager who somehow managed to elude … Continue reading →

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Someone Asked the Obvious Question:

Is Chris Bledsoe’s “Lady” the Same as the Lady at Fatima? I’d considered asking that same question, but then got sidetracked along the way. Here’s the YouTube video: I thought that comparing the Miracle of the Sun chart with Bledsoe’s … Continue reading →

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Ooh, That’s Interesting…

Today is Putin’s 74th Birthday I’d lost track of that: today Regulus is rising in Egypt. I didn’t connect the dots. Could these two events be related? Perhaps. What do you think?

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Yesterday, I had Yet Another Medical Procedure

CT Scan It’s full name is a computed tomography scan. This time, it’s to see if any cancer has spread to areas around my prostate. (I’m learning so much about the human body, my human body.) When Susan had a … Continue reading →

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October is a Strange Month for Sports

Baseball, Football and Hockey? Sunday, being the sports day of the week here in North America, is very busy, indeed. The division playoffs are being played in MLB (Major League Baseball); the NFL (National Football League) has just entered its … Continue reading →

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