Protected: Wind of Change: When the Republic Fell
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Well, there it is. All that stuff is going on, all the elements surging around us in those curious distinct bands of info and misinformation. As a matter of custom, we will avoid talk about the contents of all those little bullets to avoid liability in case of abrupt changes of law. On this morning, […]
There was already one this morning, and you may have seen it. You know, it’s another in the torrent of information in which the narratives successfully immerse us. There is still “breaking news,” of course, but it is under constant manipulation to suit the various Greater Purposes. We were told before we even got seated […]
It is Sunday, and you caught us in transition mode between “production” and “assembly.” Big progress on the “Traveling Music” book about exotic ventures in hot spots around the world. The manuscript has been moved successfully from one in basket to another. That was enough to prompt an afternoon of dining and horticulture and left […]
There was a brief blurb in the news about a Korean Incident. Apparently a NORK patrol boat was chasing a Chinese boat and ventured south of the Northern Limit Line. It collided with a ROK patrol boat. Two sailors died. Some of used to work those incidents, which always had the potential for incidental escalation. […]
Goodness, what a weekend has arrived! Spring gave us a quick embrace of warmth this week. The trees have transitioned from sparse black branches to brilliant green leaves. She also retains a sense of humor and reeled back the temperatures for the weekend to remind us of her power. It was another of those weeks. […]
The island covers just 61 square miles, it’s currently home to about 5,200 people, it lies about 90 miles or so south-east of Athens, and about 90 miles north of Crete. Except for the fact that it’s one of the many gorgeous Greek islands “floating” in the Aegean Sea, it would be forgotten by history, […]