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Tag Archives: politics
Are there hidden messages in store displays?
Last night, while at Joseph Beth Booksellers in Lexington, Kentucky I bought a book and a magazine. While waiting my turn to check out, I noticed that the three displays closest to the main checkout were quite an odd collection … Continue reading
I’m Feeling Politically Unpopular Today
To say I’m pleased with the election results would be a lie. I’m deeply concerned about this country, probably more so than I have ever been in any given election. I get the feeling that many people voted the way … Continue reading
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Tagged family, freedoms-rights, Kentucky, parenting, philosophy, politics, privacy-security
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BloodhoundBlog on Fannie/Freddie Mess
Orson Scott Card on the Fannie/Freddie melt-down: “Would the last honest reporter please turn on the lights?” | BloodhoundBlog: National real estate marketing and technology blog | Realtors and real estate, mortgages, lending, investments. Interesting blog quoting an excellent author … Continue reading
Personal Freedom: Social Networking vs. The Borg
I just watched a video which covered many of the things I’ve been contemplating lately. I’ve always been an identity protection freak. I have been guilty of making a scene in public when someone tried to demand my social security … Continue reading
Allegory of the Hunting Dog
My father offered me the following story yesterday. I found it both shocking and worth sharing: A man and his faithful hunting dog get lost in the woods. They travel for several days trying to find their way home, without … Continue reading


