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  • Kadie the Cow

    Kadie the Cow is now on Bay Avenue in Woodruff Riverfront Park in Downtown Columbus, Georgia, but she used to “live” on Manchester Expressway in front of the old Kinnett Dairy. Along with her calf, BeBe, she was the company’s mascot, and they both stayed on in the same location even after Kinnett shut down…

  • Ukraine support begs have jumped the shark

    This is getting ridiculous. Can we find a cause to virtue signal about that benefits the United States and its citizens in a more direct way? Can we let Europe take care of Europe for a while and instead take care of the United States before our country falls apart we need Europeans to buy…

  • working in more vegetarian meals

    My wife and I ate strictly vegetarian for about 14 months and then we fell off the wagon and went back to our old meat-eating ways quite a few years ago. I’m not sure if I want to do that again, eating strictly vegetarian I mean, but lately I’ve been wanting to drastically reduce the…

  • the true thief of joy

    Comparing one’s self to others is the true thief of joy. Zed the Bard, “Everything: Full Murderhobo” (also Theodore Roosevelt)

  • Fun in the sun today, out riding

    We parked on Riverside Drive and then rode up and down the Hudson River Greenway this afternoon. It was nice to get outside and feel the sun. The riverfront was packed with people, which was great because one of the best things about riding in New York City is people watching. It’s kind of weird…

  • Appalachian Mountains

    Video recommendation! This is a really interesting video about one of the poorest parts of the United States. It’s well done and the people are portrayed as people, rather than as stereotypes. I was most interested by the connection that these people have to each other, to the area, and to their histories. Growing up…

  • Every inch of space is a miracle-

  • This image somehow makes me nostalgic…

    …but also a little concerned. Though I’ve never had much trouble adapting to survive, the idea of surviving instead of living is pretty dark, but I guess it’s accurate given what I’ve lived through. From the Cold War to Columbine to Y2K to 9/11 to a Great Depression to a 20 year war (that I…

  • Self worth

    None of us come to this earth to gain our worth; we brought it with us. Sheri L Dew

  • The Good Life – a poem

    My wife saw this poem posted on a subway train in New York City a few years ago. It resonated with both of us because we could relate. There was a time when we didn’t have much and when payday hit, we went out and enjoyed ourselves. Then, we followed a strict budget for the…