A nice little comedy from Woody Allen that involves time travel. The 1920's jazz is good, too.


If it ever became reality I would sign up for the trip in a heartbeat.

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1. We'll be friends through thick or thin, peter out or peter in.

2. She offered her honor, I honored her offer and all night long I was on her and off her.

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Two more mass shootings in the U.S. which brings the total now to a whopping 250.

The lack of respect for human life, authority and morals must stop.

Reality check, people!

Saturday activities (done):

Yoga
Coffee
Laundry
Brunch
Grocery
ATM
Tobacco shop
Read newspaper
Watch 1st game of Red Sox/Yankees doubleheader

Doing (on computer):

Pay bills online
Posts on Facebook
Blog on NN
Browse pictures and videos

To do:

Shower and shave
Dinner and dishes
Fix a drink
Watch Red Sox/Yankees 2nd game of doubleheader
Watch a movie
Go to bed

Busy day!

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You can choose to see negativity and live in the dark.

or

You can choose positivity and live in the light.

Your choice.

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A very powerful movie, about racism and redemption. Edward Norton is superb in the lead role. I know my country has a problem, a big problem with racism. My family came from the south and I heard nasty comments about minorities from my early youth. They always confused me, because I was raised in a Chriistian home and attended church 3 times a week. We were taught that all were equal in God's eyes.

In the seventh grade, I started into jr. high (or middle school). It was a new school and situated in the heart of the black community. They bussed in we white kids. As a conservative estimate, the school was 75% black. There were lots of riots the three years I was there. 55 years after I started there, there are still four black guys I met there who are my close friends. I never went in for any of that racial 'stuff'. My parents eventually changed too, which always made me happy.

This scene still disturbs me:


I hope you'll watch the movie someday and learn some things about how we can all change for the better.

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... in t.v. history:


Richard Nixon on the popular show 'Roan & Martin's Laugh In'.

July 30th is National Cheesecake Day.

Now that I've got you thinking about cheesecake, you'd better go out and get some.

You're welcome.

The eternal musical question:

Would you rather have a rose on your piano or tulips on your organ?

Good western:


Yup.

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