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May 24 – hoe, hoe, hoe….the merry season of seeding and planting
Rights of spring in earnest as Rotzy hits the hoe, row by row We Got Word From…. ….Annette Funicello (not her real name) a couple weeks back that our (10’x10′) plots over at Hope C/R Gardens would be ready for … Continue reading
HEALTH & WELL: Prediabetes? How to delay or prevent type 2 diabetes
McMaster Optimal Aging Portal has an inf0rmative post about diabetes and prediabetes, health topics very worth considering and monitoring. To read the McMaster page, click: McMaster Optimal Aging Portal Some notes from the video: PREDIABETES is having higher than normal … Continue reading
ECHO BURNING, Lee Child
One would never expect such suspenseful action to take place in “no where,” Texas but Lee Child writes another enjoyable read set in the heart of no -where Texas. Synopsis Hitching rides is an unbelievable mode of transport. In temperatures … Continue reading
The SZPINNER June 2022 newsletter
It’s JUNE and the summer has arrived. We have already set all-time temperature records but very few people are complaining. The polar blasts and snow mountains are not memories of the far past, not yet. The newsletter this month has … Continue reading
EDITORIAL: “Four Horsemen of Calumny”
Canadian society has ills, to be sure but not like that of the United States. Many people may see the United States of the 1950s as being the darkest of times for American society. The polarization and division in the … Continue reading
AGED DRIVERS….unfairly criticized
Blame is not the issue. Rather it’s awareness. Let’s get the stereotypes out of the way: Women are lousy drivers! Chinese can’t drive! Old codgers should not be on the road! Teenaged drivers should not be allowed on the road! … Continue reading
The EDGE, David Baldacci
The EDGE David Baldacci Synopsis Dropped by his handlers into a small coastal town in Maine to solve the murder of a CIA agent who knew America’s dirtiest secrets—can Travis Devine uncover the truth before his time runs out? _______________ … Continue reading
June 6 – I DIDN’T VOTE…let me explain why
‘Don’t Be Rude To Seniors’…. The first one is OUTSTANDING. Rotzy and me, both of us are planning to put these to use next opp we have to get back at anti-Seniors. I LOVED/LOVE this one!! Check it out: *I … Continue reading
STARBUCKS – this is unbelievable
We apologize. We should have known better. We should have checked our sources. This is news story is a SCAM itself published in 2016. A hoax! Have doubts or misgivings about a story? Confirm its authenticity or validity at www.snopes.com
PRIDE MONTH: some thoughts
I am bothered by all this PRIDE thumping and I ask myself why. Everyone has a right to life and living as it suits them, as long as it doesn’t impact negatively on others. I have no problem being supportive of … Continue reading
45 lessons life taught me
Regina Brett 90 years old columnist for the Plain Dealer Cleveland, Ohio My odometer rolled over to 90 in August, so here is the column once more: Life isn’t fair, but it’s still good. When in doubt, just take the … Continue reading
JAN 6 HEARINGS: Why they are important
The Jan. 6 Hearings Why they are important The Jan 6. Hearings being televised on American TV are historical along the same lines as the Sen. Joe McCarthy hearings, the Watergate Hearings, the Ira-Contra hearings. The riots which took place … Continue reading
Grandpas compared to Grandmas
Have you ever wondered what the difference is between Grandmothers and Grandfathers? Well, here it is: There was this loving grandfather who always made a special effort to spend time with his son’s family on weekends. Every Saturday morning, he … Continue reading
June 13 – Healthy, healthier and healthiest……yay summertime !!!
Healthy, healthier and healthiest The Rotzy and Miz Jo gardens are in fine form. Miz Jo is in fine form and ole Rotzy himself is in finest form. Summer’s near and everything is unfolding(?) as it should according to Rotz! … Continue reading
HEALTH & WELL: Why You Need to Go For a Walk Every Single Day
If you can, go for a walk every single day. Health experts continuously tout how healthy walking is. So if you can, no matter how slow the walk may be or how short your long really is, do it. You … Continue reading
HEALTH & WELL: Does Vaseline help with wrinkles?
Luisa Fanzani, the beauty behind the story of real cosmetic products, publishes many articles relating to beauty products and their true ingredients. One such story is about Vaseline as a wrinkles manager.
OPINION: Citizen opinions diminishing in importance
Rosie Dimanno, Toronto Star columnist, warns of the devaluation of OP-Ed pages in print media… To read her comments, Click –> DIMANNO
OPINION: PIERRE POILIEVERE – CANADA’S VERY OWN DONALD T****
This politician may just be the channelling of the USA’s ‘The Donald.’ He is extreme in his goals. He supports questionable causes. He promises outlandish schemes. If you ever got into a debate with him, he would likely beat you … Continue reading
