Sparky likes being on guard duty. If a man or animal came up, Sparky’s first move would be to make friends.
Author: Richard Nestoff (Page 1 of 162)
True Crime is not my genre. Even though the Lindsay Clancy trial featured an AWFL who strangled her three young children, it could be mostly ignored until the verdict was in. Then it got interesting.
Now he is asleep at my feet, pumping out sulfurous egg farts.
My biggest fear is that Google is going to serve me an ad showing that Wayfair sells a headboard just like this for a hundred bucks.
“CBS Mornings” anchor Gayle King was stunned when a juror in the high-profile Lindsay Clancy trial revealed the only holdout was the lone black person on the panel.
Well that’s fun.
It wasn’t only progressive White women who thought that Linsay Clancy shouldn’t be punished for strangling her three children, but there weren’t any conservative women who were holding their babies while telling TikTok that they occasionally wanted to kill their babies.
The guy is a hero for holding up under pressure. His identity will eventually become known, and hopefully, being a Black fella, he is less likely to be murdered by a progressive woman with toxic empathy.
Sparky takes umbrage at my assertion that he has been slacking. He says that while I was downstairs huffing paint fumes, he was forging for food in the snack pit.
Sparky goes on to suggest that if I need a distraction, we could go for a car ride. Maybe Giant Eagle would give us another rotisserie chicken.
I woke up this morning, and am completely centered.
I am half-way between alert and drowsy. I can’t think of anything I want to do, or any tasks I want to avoid doing.
Here, I made you a graph1:
I post these Sparky-watches-me-cut-the-grass photos too often, but it’s impressive that Sparky knows what to do. It’s completely counter to his natural instincts.
Sparky likes to sniff around, chase rabbits or talk to people. That’s what he does when we go outside. When I cut the grass, Sparky sits there watching me mow. He doesn’t lay down, wander off or get too close. It’s abnormal.
My working theory is that Sparky likes to be included and he knows that I have to cut the grass, so he isn’t going to do anything stupid to get booted off of the team.
This poster was in the window of the gas station convenience store. It immediately brought some thoughts to mind, but other people may think differently. Where does your mind go when you look at it?