While you tidy up the kitchen, storing the Thanksgiving leftovers in the Chinese Tupperware, how about some Buddha music.
I'm comforted to know that anywhere in the world I can store food in airtight containers.
Lost your house keys? Car keys? Not to worry.
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I'm Red Morgan Bonney....and who might you be, matey? ARRRR.
The whole film is longer than this snippet from U Tube, but you'll get the idea.
Now, in the privacy of your own computer screen, you can test yourself in spelling.
Memories...
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Some things are best forgotten. Like, say, someone's breath. And, yet, if you just can't live without smelling the faint odor of your loved one's life breath, prepare ahead: Breath Capture [...] Jon Goes FishingWhy I don't go whale watching
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Last time I had the opportunity to whale watch, off the coast of Vancouver, I opted not to sign up. The sea craft that would take me to the whales was a kayak. I'd seen video of a kayak overturned by a whale with a playful spirit. Though I am [...] Math IS useful!
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As a liberal arts thinker, I have often dismissed math as something we have to put up with, like menstruation (we, being women--and men if you're married to one). I married an engineer so that I wouldn't have to really LEARN math myself. Having graduated from an engineering university, I [...] Sometimes a red hat
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  Sometimes a red hat, that doesn't go and doesn't suit me, is just NOT enough!  When I'm 80, I'll wear a gold bow on my head, that doesn't match and doesn't make any sense. And [...] Have You Seen?
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This video came out ahwile back. If you haven't watched it, you don't know. Did You Know? [...] Be Happy AND SMART
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I want some: [from Science Daily] Antidepressants increase the presence of a growth factor in the brain, which then leads to a proliferation of new cells, according to a study by Yale School of Medicine researchers in this week’s Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. New cells, [...] WINTER: Bah Humbug!
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February can be the cruelest month in the midwest. We can see spring o'comin' but it ain't here soon enough. More rain, more ice, more ---don't say it... Think of more pleasant climates, like Miami in the winter. Here, take a vacation-- Miami photos [...] This day was born
George Harrison (1943–2001)
Born in Liverpool, England, musician George Harrison played lead guitar and sang with the Beatles, developing an interest in Eastern music and religion. After the Beatles’ break-up, he made solo albums, including All Things Must Pass (1970), and performed with other artists, notably ‘super-group’ The Traveling [...] Takin' the Day Off
As if I have nuffin' to do. But it's President's Day, and the world rests in their memory. Quite a creative lot of souls, I'd say, those presidents all; some more memorable than others. They inspire my creativity, and I searched for ways to doodle on the day we have [...]
Living on Another Planet
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Do you know who Anna Nicole Smith is? Of course you do. Thursday, 8 February, I was the chaplain on the sixth floor of the FP Hospital, making my rounds to make initial visits like I always do. After the fifth visit, as I was sitting in the [...] The World Turns
Cultural disaster or turning point that will be noted by hisotrians to come? Perhaps print media has entered its end stage. I'll agree that holding paper in the form of a magazine or book adds a tactile sense to the reading experience. But the newspapers are a hassle and I [...]
Can you spell SPA....................
Welcome back to midwestern winter! Temperatures will not reach above freezing for the next several days. Pinch me, somebody, so I can wake up back in Key Biscayne.
Last week I died and went to the Ritz Hotel on an island off the coast of Florida for four [...] Puttin' On the Ritz   Run along the island shore. Soak up the early morning sunshine. Lunch on the beach. Fun in the sun. Relax poolside. Mild Florida winter temps. Fresh seafood, vegetables, prepared by the french chef. Tomorrow replay [...] Relatively speaking---
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I want a president with good judgement. The president doesn't have to have be the smartest person on the planet because the president has a steady stream of advisors with lots of information, numbers, and plans. The president needs to have good judgement in order to sift through all the [...] Another Shade of Pale: the Other White Meat
I think I'll pass on those juicy BBQ ribs. After reading the Smithfield article my taste buds are still numb. I didn't need the photo they show, either.
I hear Australian cattle ranchers give red wine to their beefy herd. If red wine tastes good with a [...] Don't Delay HappinessHello Mudder,
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  These are photos taken with the new camera, explained below. But FIRST!!! Everyone say hello to Muzzy. C'mon. Just click on "comment" below. Muzzy has found this blog and enjoys reading it. She [...] Just When...
Just when I've figured out most of the idiosyncracies of Blogger and posting, they invite me to RE-up with the NEW and IMPROVED version. One click and they do all the work. I'm looking for differences on this build a post menu....no, don't see any. Looks the same. Well, now, [...]
What's Next? St. Oscar (Wilde)?
I hear Catholics warning others about one author or another, some condemned by the church or some who have written things opposed to Church teaching. Take for example Fr. Anthony DeMellow S.J., whose books and lectures were banned from local Catholic bookstores a few years ago. Too Eastern in his [...]
At the Bistro
On the last day of the semester, I scheduled a hair cut at the salon located in an ever popular shopping mall. The second week of December is not the time to go to the mall, especially on a Friday afternoon. Long ago, I found a double-secret parking area where [...]
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