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This is my creation for the CPC Saturday Share poetry challenge. Cheryl’s line is “splattered and scattered.”

Okay… Not really. I was out of peanuts. I’d even exhausted my personal supply of sunflower seeds. What to feed the hungry squirrels who come visit me at my window?

Please Heart This Blog Welcome to the Cheryl’s Pals Saturday Share!!! This is the blog where folks who decided to “Get Lost in the Lines” come and post their “Cheryl’s Pals Collab” Poetry!!! Earlier in the week, Cheryl issued a call for poets and friends to come and give “One-More-Line to generate lines for our […]

At least we are getting one of the two. We are getting smaller government from the Federal Government down to local governments. That is part of the jobs problems. Public sector jobs (Government) are shrinking faster than the private sector can create new ones. If you take Government jobs (those lazy suckers that feed at […]

THE NEGATIVE AFFECTS OF ABORTIONS WILL BE WITH THE MOTHERS FOR THE REST OF THEIR LIVES, THEIR CHOICE? I DON’T THINK SO! A new study published in the British Journal of Psychiatry by leading American researcher Dr. Priscilla Coleman of Bowling Green State University finds women who have an abortion face almost double the risk […]

not only is my car very VERY “sick”–and I’m financially powerless to change that–but I got a CANCELLATION notice in the Mail…the car insurance policy runs out at 12:01AM Sunday morning…so I made a phone call and found out there is a “grace period” so I believe I’m covered ’til Friday the 9th… I have […]

The results of the 2007 election. The opposition block has been leading in the opinion polls for a year, so it’s almost certain, that there will be a new government. But the different opposition parties disagree about how to handle the financial crisis, so no one really knows yet , how much things will change.

Sadko Song of India : Rimsky Korsakov View from Cave A Garden of Philosophy by James Clair Lewis When planning a Garden, I think it is always best to consult the plants themselves. They know more about how they would like to grow, than we ever will. After all, they’ve had a couple billion more […]