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Who’s Innocent? Who’s Guilty? Who Knows?

Optics in Politics Who cares, eh? Epstein emails have been released. One side cherry picks. The other side claims a hoax. Hmm. What I am seeing is a long game of fraud coming to an end. In amongst the emails … Continue reading

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She’s Always Been One to Dress Up

Katy Perry (October 25, 1984) At least she and Justin Trudeau have that in common. With news cycles distracting us from the usual suspects, we are starting to see pictures of Justin and Katy together as a new couple. Of … Continue reading

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In an Inner Guide Meditation, a Sun God Gave Me a Key

The Key: A True Encounter (2011) I’m not being facetious: my ‘initiation’ into the Inner Guide Meditation was totally self-directed, while retaining the instructions from the author of the book. What the Sun wanted from me was to be mindful … Continue reading

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I Admit It: I Cannot Help but Raise an Event Chart

Meeting the Master of the Key (June 6, 1998) I was alerted to this book by a retrospective YouTube video from Whitley Strieber: Here’s what I read on amazon.ca: From the bestselling author of Communion comes the mysterious true story of how … Continue reading

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This Resemblance was Spotted by a YouTube Viewer

Admittedly, there are at least five centuries between these two images, but I must state out loud that there is something here, when you go deeper into their connection. (By the way, I have communicated this with Ellie, and she … Continue reading

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One of the Worst Films I’ve Ever Seen

The House of the Spirits (1993) On a whim, we started watching this film on Netflix last night. About halfway through we gave up the ghost. There were terrific actors and some interesting dialog, but the overall story was wooden … Continue reading

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The Implied Completion of the Title is “…Like Daughter”

Like Father (2018) Today is Father’s Day. It seems entirely appropriate that my youngest child should hint that this film reminds her of me. Watching it last night gave me a true glimpse of how she sees me. Some of … Continue reading

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This is the Emotional Response that Elon Musk had on X

“Can’t Stand It Anymore” (June 3, 2025) When push came to shove, I knew it would end this way. Musk intended to trim the deficit through DOGE. Instead, as I suggested, it became the way that Trump would help out … Continue reading

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They were the More Famous Pair to Explore America

Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery Expedition (May 14, 1804) I’m jealous of them. Ask anyone who Lewis and Clark were and they’ll be able to tell you all about their expedition to explore the western lands acquired after the … Continue reading

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It’s Called “Stream of Consciousness”

The Song of Lunch (2010) From the opening minutes of the filmed adaptation of this book, I knew that the narrative came from the written word. We do this all the time, but are mostly unaware that we’re doing it. … Continue reading

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