Blogger

Funny (but riskey) story

This short popped up in my YouTube home page. It is very funny, though you might want to be in the privacy of your home before opening the link. Even though there is nothing overtly sexual in the story and video.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

I suffer, therefore I am………

Blog About: 

Author: 

I was reading Michael Pollan’s new book, A World Appears, this evening. In his book, Pollan discusses the nature of consciousness and how we have democratized consciousness; how we have pushed consciousness downward to other mammals, cephalopods (like octopi), some types of insects (hive minds?), and possibly even plants.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Apparently, Trump is planning a trip to Milan/Cortina…….

Blog About: 

Author: 

To watch the Men’s Ice Hockey Gold Medal game if the US team makes it that far, as well as the closing ceremonies. Vance has already attended the opening ceremony and various venues; he was booed at the opening ceremony as well as while watching luge. Plus, apparently Kash Patel decided to attend a few ice hockey games as well. Patel, whose use of a government jet has frequently come under scrutiny, flew on a Justice Department plane Thursday to Italy with plans to attend the Olympic hockey medal rounds, according to public data and sources familiar with the matter.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

My wife is a big fan of American Idol…….

Blog About: 

Author: 

And she was watching the last of the current season’s auditions this evening; she had previously recorded it so that she could watch it at her leisure, which obviously turned out to be tonight. The last person they auditioned was singing a song he had written for his father, who had died of leukemia. I wasn’t really paying attention to most of the show as I was reading while she watched, but something made me pay attention to this last audition.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Guy who gets why Fox News is obsessed with us

Author: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU8c7KJIn4Q

This guy truly has a reasonable head on his shoulders about why we are targeted.

I am sure that a lot of us know what he is saying but still to have support from one who is likely a trans ally is heartening.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Does BCTS have adult content for members only

Yesterday I had to call 911 for my wife after a fall. Her legs just gave out from under her and my daughter and I could not get her up. It was decided that it would be best to take her to the hospital.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

starter to a story/perhaps even a challenge?

Author: 

Hello everyone I've heard this idea running around my head for some time. Hopefully by writing it out I will get rid of it.
The best way to describe this is a starter to a story or perhaps even a challenge you decide.
The first part of this is selecting 50 to 100 people or however many is required for the story.
selection method Magical, technological and even perhaps game show.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

This would be funny if it wasn’t so ridiculous……

Blog About: 

Author: 

The Democratic members of the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform have released the findings of a report examining last month's fatal shootings in Minneapolis by federal immigration officers. In their statement, the report claims that "President Trump, [Homeland Security Secretary] Kristi Noem, and [the U.S. Department of Homeland Security] have lied over and over again and are now trying to cover up the truth. The Trump Administration needs to be held accountable."

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

While watching The Late Show with Stephen Colbert……..

Blog About: 

Author: 

This evening, I was exposed to greatness. Colbert’s guest was Ian McKellan, who performed live a speech from Shakespeare’s play Thomas More, which was written some 500 years ago and represents the only work actually preserved in the Bard’s actual handwriting. For political reasons, namely that it was considered seditious when written, the play was first performed in 1967. Ian McKellan was the actor who created the part of Thomas More in that first production of the play; a play which is as fitting in today’s world as it was 500 years ago.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Web One

Author: 

Mosaic was my very first web-browser back in ... 1993 (I think).

In those early years of the internet commercial websites. largely, did not exists. A few amateurs wrote a single page of Hyper-Text code in text editors and and ran an Apache web-server on their home computers that allowed the World to connect and read their page, see their pictures, understand their lives. It was before Google and most search-engines.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

I was reading the news this evening…….

Blog About: 

Author: 

And I was disgusted by an article based on a podcast recently given by Ryan Helfenbien, the Vice President of Communications & Public Engagement at Liberty University and the Founding Executive Director of the Standing for Freedom Center. Mr. Helfenbien professes to be a “Christian”, but this is his take on the murder of Renee Good by ICE and CBP agents in Minneapolis:

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

I tried, I really tried……..

Caution: 

Blog About: 

Author: 

I promised myself that I wouldn’t comment here based on the comments over the past several days……..

But I cannot stand in silence while others bury their heads in the sand hoping that the bogeyman will pass them by. I cannot pretend that I have not seem what I have seen, that what is happening is not happening. But I will only make this post.

For those in Minneapolis who are standing up and being cut down for all of us……..

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Update

Blog About: 

Author: 

In the past, I have posted some of the antics we have gone through during the covid menace and other times. Just thought I would stop in and divest myself for a few minutes. Just as a reference, my mate's has been poorly for a long time. We managed to hold together for that long time.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

I was listening to music while prepping dinner today……

Blog About: 

Author: 

And had The Alan Parsons Project playing on random shuffle. A very good friend of mine introduced me to Alan Parsons during my freshman year of college, way back in 1978. I fell in love with the group - Alan Parsons, Eric Wolfson, Ian Bairnson, and all of the wonderful work they put out. The music of The Alan Parsons Project was the soundtrack of my life for decades - good times and bad. It brought me up when I needed it, and it was there to keep me company in some of the lowest points of my life.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Not something I expected in New York……

Blog About: 

Author: 

But it shouldn’t surprise me. Queensbury, NY is a community some 30 miles north of where I live. It is a community which is fairly agrarian, but also has a fair amount of old paper mills. It has become somewhat more cosmopolitan over the past decade as people move north from New York’s Capital/Saratoga Region where I live, but it is still a pretty red part of New York State.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Can We learn from history?

Can We (as in the human society) learn from history? Are We able — or willing — see how current events are eerily similar to events that happened over 250-260 years ago? Can We see the parallels of what happens in the present with what happened in the past, and crucially how the outcome of the past parallel could be a pretty good predictor for our own short term future?

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

My newest reason for sticking around a while longer…….

Blog About: 

Author: 

Like many of us who suffer from gender dysphoria, I have had more than my fair share of suicidal thoughts over the years. Hell, I spent a good deal of my time in service to my country inadvertently placing myself in harm’s way, subconsciously seeking my own death.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Looking for a story

MC is a married cross-dresser. The wife tolerates the cross-dressing and works for a company that has other been bought by a British company or they recently hired a female British CEO. The CEO throws a company party in the style of the British fancy dress parties with a turn-about theme. wife tells MC his dream is about to come true that she would go someplace with him dressed.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Fighting hate……..

Blog About: 

Author: 

After cleaning up the kitchen from dinner this evening, I sat down to read while my spouse watched the end of the Philadelphia/Buffalo football game. My oldest son and his wife were at the game; my son is a Philly fan while his wife is a Buffalo fan, so both of them were excited to be at the game - especially in light of the fact that it was the last regular season game at the Buffalo stadium as they move into their new stadium before the start of the next season. Buffalo is a five hour drive from our home, so they are spending the night and coming home tomorrow.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Feeling crunchey

Blog About: 

Author: 

That's a phrase borrowed from the 70s. Feeling crunchy mean you are or should be embarrassed. There's a checker at my local Safeway whose quite efficient and personable. When I first went through their check stand with my groceries, I thought they were male Goth. Dark clothes, heavy eye makeup and dark nail polish. I've know a few Goth and I thought it strange because the personality was more outgoing and upbeat than any other Goth I'd known.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Merry Christmas to all…….

Author: 

Or Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanza, or simply Happy Holidays!

I hope that everyone here has a wonderful day, and please remember that even in the worst of times there are people who care about you here. Even when life seems to be too much to bear, all you have to do is reach out a hand and ask for help.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Chris Rea RIP

Sorry to be self indulgent, but just a quick memorial to my favourite guitarist, who sadly passed away today.
Chris Rea was born in Middleborough, now called Teeside, but at the time, Noth Riding of Yorkshire.
His beautiful guitar playing and gravelly voice were the soundtrack of my adolescence, from the poppy "Fool if you think it's over" to the sublime "Auberge", and, of course, he also wrote the classic "Driving Home for Christmas".
I've seen him play at least ten times, and on every occasion, he came over as a nice guy.
Lucy xx

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Are you prepared?

Blog About: 

Author: 

If you want to embark on a successful journey, you have to prepare appropriately. These six questions should help assess if you are prepared to embark on the stage of the gender transition that moves into the realm of non-reversible changes.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

News report for Gaby Bond fans

Blog About: 

Author: 

As many, if not most, Gaby Bond fans know, the Ahr valley was devastated by a flash flood in July 2021. Especially upstream from Dernau, via Rech, Mayshoß, Altenahr to Ahrbrück and beyond, the train tracks were completely destroyed and washed away.

Click Like or Love to appropriately show your appreciation for this post:

Pages

Subscribe to  Blogger