Banana man

Jesse Cole managed to turn the most boring game next to golf into an overstimulating nonstop mashup of music, baseball and line dancing.

Every once in a while

I hear a piece of music that's been around forever and it amazes me that I've never heard it before. Maybe a popular movement, but not the entire work. Just dumbfounded as to how this has been in existence and bam! I hear it for the first time and completely enchanted by the rhythms, colors, textures and tonality. The variety of textures and moods.

A rare treat at this age to discover something that captivates my attention to enjoy and delight in the wonder of something so wonderfully lush. Interesting. Emotional. Passionate.

Smetana's Ma Vlast "My Life"

Where have you been all my life?!?! The universe saved this for me at just the right time when I was primed to take a bite and savor the flavors with my ears.

Now to find full brass being exploited in the most bold and beautiful way possible.

Fetterman

Who would have ever thought that the laughing stock of 2020, John Fetterman, would become a voice of reason and integrity in the corrosive political landscape in America?

How did that happen? Will the same thing happen to zooran in 5 years?

Founding fathers

Just imagine if the founding fathers of America saw what America has turned into. What would they have done differently if they could see what's become of their grand experiment?

Consitition

If the founding fathers saw America today, what would they think if their plans.

Grant Dean

 15 years ago we met a realtor named Grant Dean.  We worked with him on the acquisition of our current home.  He used to work at a Keller Williams franchise and decided to go it alone and started his own real estate company.  Since we've moved into our house, he's been sending us hand-written greeting cards every quarter since we purchased our home.  We've received 60 cards and or letters from him since we started working with him.  

My wife says when we sell our house, we will work with him because he wants our business and has kept in touch with us since we worked with him on this house.  

I'm not so sure about that.  While it's nice to be remembered, my question is how many people does he do this for?  That's 60 mailed cards he's sent to just us.  Why does he have so much time on his hands?  If he has time to initiate "warm" client contact over 15 years, who is selling and marketing real estate?  

Seems suspect and unusual if you ask me.

Al Gore

It's really interesting to see the rage in Al gore whenever he talks about Donald Trump and the environment. I kinda enjoy seeing what trump derangement syndrome does to otherwise normal and high functioning people. It's like their brain completely short circuits and melts down. Like at a nuclear reactor. TDS turns them into raging lunatics. Tormented by the thought of a man they adamantly disagree. They become rabid and unhinged.

As Spock would say, "Fascinating."

It's like every brain cell fires at the same time and you're left with an irrational caged animal in need of a tranquilizer or quaaludes.

Quaaludes or methaqualone is a powerful sedative hypnotic drug that was used to treat insomnia; also known to create feelings of euphoria and relaxation.

Just what the person suffering from TDS needs to subdue the hostility and rage the thought of Donald Trump manages to summon from deep within their psyche.

Someone break Bill Cosby out of jail so he can resume his role as the chief quaalude dispensary. People would be better off taking quaaludes instead of smoking pot. Society would be too.

Maybe if al gore would shut up about the environment and the evilness of man kind and preach a message of simplicity without going psychotic his movement would pick up some momentum. Instead he incessantly moans and complains about modern life; while he lives in a mansion and flies in airplanes to preach his message of save the planet.  He’s just another green hypocrite that wants to make rules for others. Maybe he and John Kerry had a love child and its name is Alexandria occasio Cortez.