well okay, "early" is stretching things a bit - and creating a new blog is hassle city.
Friday, March 18, 2022
Boomers are divorcing in greater numbers than young/er couples, but what the articles aren't addressing,
"My wife and i have 300k in [the bank] ...i'm embarrassed for not planning [for retIrement] ..." Oh, the agenda is overt enough.
Google news runs these types of poor-mouth, oh-pity-me articles, about weekly. Seriously, people, somehow manage to / have to retire on alot less. Frankly, can't help but to suspect, there's an agenda going on here. The intention is overtly to stirr up - among the other 80-some percent of americans - covetousness, along with its life-partner, resentment. Come on, already! Any one (or couple) who managed to save 300k - and other assets, besides - obviously made some sort of long-term plans. Guess mr. wants-to-retIre hasn't been worldling enough :/
Anyway, guess i'll go cry him a river :)
Thursday, March 17, 2022
Couldn't resist - just got finished putting most the snow stuff away.
Shannon's 1/24/21 blog post is so long, it would take me all day... so i linked her blog on the sidebar. Anyway, the Jan 21st post is entitled,
"Apparently, I triggered a lot of men with my blog post about women hitting the wall." Anyway, glad i just linked her home page, because she has alot of well written articles. And have only been able to read back to like September of 2021. Shannon is in her late 20s and lives in the Big Apple - our lives worlds apart. But the point is: her articles are interesting; she writes about real world things, affecting young people (late 20s? THAT'S young).
Granted, having only began reading her posts, somehow, i doubt there will be much, if any, Scripture quoted. But that's the thing - most people live their lives - while striving to be decent towards others - with little or no interest in learning what the Lord Jesus, per His for-real Word, thinks and has to say about things. Is what it is, in this fallen world.
Anyway, her "...triggered..." article, perhaps, had triggered her a bit. But, ah, didn't, evidently, take long for our big-city heroine to smell the poison coming off the red pellets. In her article, she so splendidly sums up their basement mentality, with a comment about aging women (30 is aging??? that's just laughable, when you're mid-60s) being these manospherian's only means of getting back. In short, she her their crowing for what it is - sad, vengeful, bitter.
VERY needful to say: Shannon, soon enough to turn 30, wrote polite - like her other articles.
Godda go.
Oh forget it, that recipe calls for "sour milk." Browsing thru the cookbook,
here and there, that's happened a few times. And yeah, have heard that a few drops of vinegar (wine that didn't age well :) will sour the milk, and make it okay for the recipe. Maybe so, and maybe no, just have turned the page, and looked for another cookie recipe. Btw, prefer to make my own cookies, the store-bought ones are made with waay too much sugar.
Hhmm, just had a thought: would sour cream (which is milk-2.0, that got old :) work for that cookie recipe? Oh wait, i used the sour cream on the taters. Will make something that doesn't require running out to the store. Speaking of the grocery store, why is about half the dairy section in the same area where they sell wine (which, "is a mocker" :) btw ? Anyway, still find that quite irritating, because grocery stores are there to supply families with food and related stuff - not to make drunkenness more convenient for sluffballs. i hate booze. Have seen too many lives/finances ruined by it.
"Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging : and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise." Proverbs 20:1
Wednesday, March 16, 2022
Why is pre-wall Pamela "wasting" her "smv" years? Her good-timing wouldn't have anything to do
Tuesday, March 15, 2022
Wow, that was some storm. Started forming Friday,
came through saturday, and headed northward. And grew on the way up. Still around, way up in the north pole region, and finally - it's tuesday, late afternoon - and it's breaking up. Figured it would be like other storms - throwing a fit one day, then fading out the next day. This one lasted like the best end of five days.