Trump has done more in two weeks, than most presidents ever do. The Roosevelt boys did quite a bit, but not this fast. Is that good or bad?
President Clinton said, “The price of doing the same old thing is far higher than the price of change.”
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This barred owl was outside my window this morning. This was before 8 am and the bird is backlit by the sky, so it’s a dodgy photo.
The branch the owl is resting on has a diameter of about 3 inches, so the owl is about 20 inches long. I didn’t see it fly off, but the wingspan is supposed to be about 40 inches. It’s crazy that a bird that big can fly in amongst all of the branches.
El Salvador offers to put US deportees in their mega-prison.
This is such a great idea, one wonders why nobody else thought of it. Oh yeah, George Soros funded DA’s who released criminal illegal immigrants. Sanctuary cities like having criminals roam free.
CNN: The North Pole is moving.
The needle on a compass rotates to line up with the magnetic poles of the Earth. Those poles move, and faster than you’d think. In the past few decades, the poles have been moving about 30 miles per year. On the scale of the entire Earth, that may not seem like much, but closer to the poles, it can be critical.
Just over a year before a US Army helicopter crashed into an American Eagle commuter jet near Reagan National Airport, I posted Pete Buttigieg Hates Americans. My post was about updated DEI policies at the FAA.
I have no idea if DEI policies have anything to do with that crash, but the DEI policies at the FAA are so outrageous, they seem designed to get people killed.
Sparky and I had an interesting conversation when he was in the snack pit. He has some strange ideas.
This New York Times survey is interesting because of the similarities it reveals. It may be legit because it’s asking general questions and is clear about how it was conducted.
When President Trump first started yakking about Panama, it sounded like a distraction or diversion. Flood the zone with initiatives to baffle the opposition. I was wrong. The Panama Canal was slipping away.
For a guy who never had his own dog, it was very good luck that Sparky was the dog I ended up with. It is amazing how similar we are:
The ball pit is a partial success. Sparky likes scrounging for treats, but when he gets in or out, he climbs over the side. The side is foam, so the wall collapses with his weight. If a ball is knocked out, he chases the ball and chews it up.
I’ve been trying to talk him into using the footstool to get in and out, but he keeps forgetting.