Monthly Archives: September 2020

Personal photos/video As I continue to get more vehement about the evils we face – trump, racism, anti-semitism, misogyny, LGBTQIA+ discrimination, and environmental degradation, I become strangely more tolerant and less judgmental about a lot of things. I just noticed … Continue reading →

Personal photos/video A lot of posts in the feed today about trump’s taxes, but they mostly seem to be missing the point. His failure to pay taxes at all for 10 of the last 15 years, his meager tax payment … Continue reading →

Strange to say, what with democracy crumbling around us, theocratic conservatism threatening to overwhelm the Supreme Court, and the climate striking back at humanity in many disastrous ways, I spent almost all of my time today working on the Facebook … Continue reading →

Some personal news, I did decide to shut down all of my websites, not counting this wordpress blog/website, which is free. I’ve started moving from my Indiana natural areas site, my Lafayette area walking/hiking site, and a former facebook page … Continue reading →

It’s really difficult to think of anything else to write about today other than the murder of Breonna Taylor. It’s been five years since the murder of Michael Brown started the Black Lives Matter movement, and the list of names … Continue reading →

It’s too early in the day for me to do a diary entry, but there’s a topic that’s been on my mind for the last two or three days, brought on by some news item that I don’t even remember … Continue reading →

Things aren’t looking good for the attempt to pack the supreme court with loyalists prior to the election. trump clearly is hoping for a race close enough to throw a lot of lawsuits at and somehow manage to continue holding … Continue reading →

Got the bill today for maintaining my domain, where I host three websites. I’m not prepared to pay it anymore, and will probably let it lapse instead of renewing. My money is needed for other things now. Of course, that … Continue reading →

There was a vigil in Lafayette tonight for RBG. It’s worth mentioning even though I talked about her yesterday. It was at the end of a long day for me, running on little sleep and having produced the virtual service … Continue reading →

Roughly half of the United States is mourning the death of Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg, and roughly the other half is busy hailing it and planning on pushing through a replacement before the election. I know, the Republicans said they … Continue reading →