Love To Be There George...

From my Twitter: No one will join me to meet candidate on Sunday. Thank God crossing the Delaware wasn’t on opposite a #Bengals game.

Last Call

For caffeine.

Loners and Social Networks Just Don't Mix

I never thought of myself as a loner until I tried to think of a friend to take for coffee.  

Well, I'll always have Mr. Rogers. Yes, I'll be your neighbor!

Pointless Twitter Rant

But more than 140 characters now.

There Never Were Any Kaladi Brothers

And yet, you can still get a cup of coffee there. With me. Let me know.

Looking At The Rain

A perfect day.

Our Journalists Have Become Entertainers

Our entertainers have become journalists, and so it goes

"Blow, Winds, And Crack Your Cheeks! Rage! Blow! You Cataracts And Hurricanoes, Spout"

And could you maybe do a little yard work as long as you're here?

"Ha, Ha," He Growled

This

Fun With Files

I thought I'd never need my 56 year old social security card again.

Airport Heights Elementary School Class Of 1966

Karen and I went to an open house today. The title of each slide tells a little about it.

The Road Was A Ribbon Of Something

That's right, I read a poem once. 

Too Bad They Weren't Running A Stanford Swim Team

I guess this actually ran a few months ago in the Anchorage Press.

More Of That Political Stuff You Look Forward To

I know you want to read another article about Trump. You can't help yourself. He's like watching a trainwreck. A trainwreck that can't stop lying about itself. 

Buy One, Get One

See you there, here.

Release Your Returns

He should really release his tax returns. unless there's something in there even worse than not releasing them.

Bonus Blog Content

This part  isn't on Facebook, but I'm reading a book, The Road to Little Dribbling. It's by Bill Bryson and it's something of a reprise of a book he wrote many years ago about living in England. A point he makes in this book is that England is much richer now than it was then, but the things that made England one of the most pleasant places to live is the part that they are most assiduously getting rid of. This might be an example.

Have You Ever Driven In Boston?

Were you scared?

I Just Passed George Jetson

I updated to iOS 10 and it's like living in the future. I feel sorry for you iOS 9 folks with your buggies, bonnets and barn socials.

Talk About Your Early Adopters

Don't try and stop me, I'm going in.

I Haven't Cross Posted Every Single Margaret Stock Post That I've Shared On Facebook

But here's one.

How Many Different Ways Can Trump Combine Words Into Lies?

Just another Trump is a liar post.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=319723138375213&id=100010125883482&ref=bookmarks

Take A Message

A Tisket, A Tasket

Margaret Stock on 9/11 and subsequent institutional collapse.

I've begun cross posting from Facebook to my old moribund blog. Here's one now.

Bloom where you're planted may be good advice for schoolgirls and neurotics* but our zucchini has been skittering away from its garden for months. Today I was picking squash out of our birch tree. Only in America.

*oops, I put an asterisk in the post, but never added the note at the bottom to go with it. That seems like something Grammarly could have fixed, but it's too busy critiquing commas and pointing out that Grammarly should be capitalized. Anyway, "schoolgirls and neurotics," was actually something S. J. Perelman wrote about something else, but I've always loved saying it. And, again, not to brag, but just in this one paragraph, I have three "advanced issues."

I don't want to brag is something I say sometimes. 
Usually, to introduce another amazing thing I've accomplished. So, not to brag, but how many of you got a notice like this? 
"Grammarly Premium found
5 additional advanced mistakes."
That's right I'm making ADVANCED MISTAKES.

I don't want to brag is something I say sometimes. 
Usually, to introduce another amazing thing I've accomplished. So, not to brag, but how many of you got a notice like this? 
"Grammarly Premium found
5 additional advanced mistakes."
That's right I'm making ADVANCED MISTAKES.

Sorry, Cheri, I'm so enamored with my own voice that I've turned a reply into a whole post about a football player I'd never heard of till this week. 
Well, he's got people talking about a problem that (white) people are usually unaware of. For example, towns throughout the South fund a large part of their budgets by fines on poor blacks. When they can't pay, they're jailed and assessed more fines to get out. If they can't pay those, the towns hook them up with predatory lenders. White people are almost never fined in these towns for the same infraction. We're talking about this because a famous, rich black man took a stand (ha ha, he took a seat). But poor blacks have been saying this for years, and no one could hear them.

Well, I'm off to Barnes and Noble. The Snow Child was a stunning debut by an author named after a Lord of the Rings heroine. According to this review, she avoided the sophomore slump. After this, I'm thinking of Colson Whitehead's Underground Railroad. Has anyone read that?http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/09/04/books/review/to-the-bright-edge-of-the-world-eowyn-ivey.html?emc=edit_bk_20160902&nl=bookreview&nlid=10285125&ref=headline&referer

Another little Tweet flurry:
When Ann Coulter is happy, does Harry Potter’s scar hurt?
#more #pottermore #NeverTrump

David Hart on Twitter

“Bellatrix SUPPOSEDLY died in 1998, the year that Ann Coulter published her first book. Coverup or coincidence? #pottermore #lesstrump”

TWITTER.COM|BY DAVID HART