Category Archives: Loose Pollen

The left is populated with liars, hypocrites, welfare leeches, and deviants. Mostly hypocrites. Continue reading →

John Sidney McCain III, son and grandson of admirals, the epitome of a “fortunate son,” as John Fogerty termed it. Shot down in 1967, he was imprisoned in the Hanoi Hilton until 1973. Has been praised endlessly for his service while others who suffered the same fate got nothing but scorn. Retired from the Navy in 1981 after marrying multimillionaire beer heiress, Cindy Hensley, and was elected to the House in 1982. There he served two terms until he won a Senate seat in 1986, which he still, sadly, occupies. Continue reading →

Have you felt a little more pride being an American the last 1 and 1/2 years? Do you feel like you finally have a voice? Like there is a real man in the White House who puts our country first? One who doesn’t bow to dictators? Who’s not a global embarrassment? Who does not feel proud to put 40 million more souls on government assistance? Who doesn’t cause a racial crisis every time a black criminal pays the penalty for his behavior? Continue reading →

A Canadian ice-cream chain named “Sweet Jesus” peddles soft-serve ice cream topped with loads of blasphemy.

It already has 19 stores in Canada and plans to open multiple new stores in the U.S.

Its name and flashy advertisements not only mock the Christian faith, but also include Satanic symbols.

This guy says that, six years ago, God told him Donald Trump would become President of the United States. At around 2:48 in the video, a woman familiar with the prophecy says she asked God for confirmation and that He told her to watch the 2016 Belmont Stakes. At the end of that race, a horse named “Creator” beat a horse named “Destin” in a photo finish. Like … God’s candidate beat the woman the world said was DESTINED to be our next president.  Wild!!

2016 Belmont Stakes

Top 10 Most Heartwarming Super Bowl Commercials of All Time

1. Writing The List In The Morning

Writing the list at the end of the day allows you to leave work behind and transition into personal time. When you have settled on what tomorrow will look like, you can forget about work and give your whole self to your loved ones.

2. Including Too Many Tasks

Limit your list to tasks you can realistically accomplish in the three to six good hours of work most of us have each day.  If you’re bad at estimating how long things take, write your best guess next to each item when you make the list.  When you complete each task, note how long it took.  This will guide you in making future estimates more accurate.

3. Including Someday Items

Daily to-do lists should be focused. If you have a big project that will take many days, weeks, or months, make a comprehensive project plan in which you break the giant task down into small, daily-do-able tasks.  As your daily schedule allows, transfer these small tasks one-by-one to your daily to-do list.  At the end of a day when you complete one of these small task, you get to cross it off TWO lists. 🙂

4. Treating Each Item Equally

If it’s not a priority, it should not be on your daily to-do list. If you have too many priority items, delegate. If you’ve got non-priority items you would like to get to if your day allows time, make a separate Round Tuit list.

5. Not Being Specific

When writing your list, be as specific as you can be, so that when you’re taking on a task on the fly, you won’t have to waste time thinking how to do it.  You can just get it done.  Big picture words like “plan,” “implement,” and “develop” should only appear in the titles of your project plans.

6. Using The Same List Until It’s Done

Every evening, go over that day’s to-do list. Pat yourself on the back for how much you accomplished and note where you under-estimated the time a task would take or where you should have delegated a task. Then make a fresh list for the next day.

7. Not Linking Your List And Calendar

Coordinate your appointments calendar and your to-do list so you don’t sabotage your to-do plans by forgetting how much time has already been committed.

Source:

• https://www.fastcompany.com/40521670/these-seven-to-do-list-mistakes-could-be-derailing-your-productivity

There’s been a hoax circulating on the net that cell phone numbers are going to be made available to telemarketers. That part is NOT true. However, the phone number for the Do Not Call Registry, which is included in these notices, is real and it’s super easy to get your land and/or cell phones listed. I just did both mine and it took about 2 minutes total.

3 Things You Need To Know About the Do Not Call Registry

Includes who is and who is not allowed to call you after you register.

• http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/07/26/3-things-need-to-know-about-do-not-call-registry.html