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Bits & Bytes
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“Indivisible” is based on the real-life story of Darren Turner, a U.S. Army Chaplain whose marriage was put to the test during the Iraq War. The film depicts the responsibilities of a military chaplain, such as counseling soldiers and performing baptisms and funerals, but it’s real story is that there is no marriage too broken for God.
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New Tom Steyer PAC Ad Compares Republicans to White Nationalists
This is an unintentionally hilarious indictment of Democrats by Democrats.
The ‘good’ Democratic mother was a bad mom and when she found out about the sorry job she did with her son, she doesn’t do anything productive, just whines and drinks.
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Another 10 minutes just for fun
Six riddles. (There’s a bonus one at the end). I only got the hard one right! The easy ones stumped me LOL.
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Give this 10 minutes of your day
A gf sent me the link to this because she knows I love quilts. But I think it would interest anyone who likes American history, Ken Burns documentaries, or museums.
The Quilts of Ken Burns
“Filmmaker Ken Burns has collected quilts since the 1970’s, but he’s never publicly shared his collection… until now. Burns once said, “I make films for other people; I collect quilts for myself.” In this interview with Nebraska Stories, Burns shares why he’s become a collector of this beautiful and functional art form.”
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A Post for No Apparent Reason
Except that I’m bored, I have a lot of leftover stuff, and Curmudgeon from Political Clown Parade named our little corner of the Garden as the featured blog of the week. It is gratifying to be recognized in one’s own lifetime, proving once again that mental illness is no longer hopeless. Continue reading
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The Five Stages of Too Much Email
I’ve been working on my email backlog for days and have only beaten it down to 172 unread. I’m giving up. As for all the stuff I didn’t read here or at Facebook … my apologies to Pete and all y’all, but I am throwing in the towel. If it happened in April, I will have to remain ignorant. Below are May Bits & Bytes from the news feeds to which I subscribe.
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