A on-line friend lost a precious baby 2 days after they had found her on the street. ================ One Last Recuse. She drew a deep breath and sat up, pausing to take a long stretch. She felt much better after her nap. Halfway through the stretch she stopped and looked around. This was not where … Continue reading Vale Neo
SouthernNation.Org: Why Know Southern History?
Why Know Southern History? “Surrender means that the history of this heroic struggle will be written by the enemy; that our youth will be trained by Northern school teachers; will learn from Northern school books their version of the War; will be impressed by all the influences of history and education to regard our gallant … Continue reading SouthernNation.Org: Why Know Southern History?
I Remember 9/11
I remember all too well: Thinking the person who said to turn on the TV was playing a sick joke – he had that kind of humor. Seeing that second plane hit the building. Bodies falling. Watching the towers come down. Walking around in a numb haze. Trying to get hold of my sister in … Continue reading I Remember 9/11
“That Day”
In every generation there is *that day*. A day which will remain in our memories until we die. For my grand parents it was Sunday Dec. 7th. 1941. The day American was shaken out of her complacency and dragged into WWII when the Empire of Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. America changed that day. We recovered … Continue reading “That Day”
Zuckerberg Admits Facebook Censored Hunter Biden Laptop Story — Victory Girls Blog
https://www.youtube.com/embed/BN3PIGLDscQ?feature=oembed Two years after the fact, Mark Zuckerberg admitted to Joe Rogan that yes, Facebook DID censor all information about the Hunter Biden laptop story. The billionaire CEO of Meta said he regretted Facebook’s handling of the bombshell story during an appearance on “The Joe Rogan Experience” — but he still defended the process as “pretty … Continue reading Zuckerberg Admits Facebook Censored Hunter Biden Laptop Story — Victory Girls Blog
LawDog: Why does it have to be complicated?
To rich not to share. 😀 I’ve told folks how I write stories — I break each story up into acts; and for each act I write a description of something going on, and a sentence that should probably be in the story. Usually the sentence is dialogue, but not always. We’re going to be … Continue reading LawDog: Why does it have to be complicated?
OF TWISTED WORDS => REPRODUCTIVE — Citizen Tom
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Nothing twists the meaning of a word more than using it to tell a lie. The term “reproductive” provides a good example. Consider how so-called pro-choice advocates use the term “reproductive.” The expression “reproductive health” is designed to convince us that abortion, killing an unborn child, is needed to protect … Continue reading OF TWISTED WORDS => REPRODUCTIVE — Citizen Tom
Slice of life snippet
Partially inspired by a brief moment while shopping this week. (let's just say I had a long week and dealing with the shopping was a bit difficult.) Catch your breath and regroup Adrian glanced towards the front of the grocery cart as yet another person squeezed past as she hurried down the aisle. His youngest … Continue reading Slice of life snippet
Writing Prompt -Fireworks and Memories
Just after wrapping up Evil Doesn't Die I spotted a prompt in the Week 27 Spare prompts. "The fireworks at the VA hospital brought on severe PTSD attacks in too many patients" A bit of research later and I got a start. But things didn't progress as quickly as I had hoped, work at into … Continue reading Writing Prompt -Fireworks and Memories
Short – Evil Doesn’t Die.
Another foray into the world of the Collegium Custodium. It started as an image that left me wondering what had happened. ***WARNING*** ***WARNING*** The story contains very objectionable language. One of the characters is a member of the KKK. If you are offended by racist language or accurate portrayals of racists, stop here. ****** ****** … Continue reading Short – Evil Doesn’t Die.
WyldKat's Lair 