Your Weekend Photoblog
I was about to title this post “The Case of the Purloined Pups” but then realized no one would get it until the end.
"No matter how cynical I get, I can’t keep up.” — Lily Tomlin
Our other children
I was about to title this post “The Case of the Purloined Pups” but then realized no one would get it until the end.
It’s one thing for Canadian truckers to protest Covid vaccination and masking mandates by blockading Ottawa streets, but the minute I saw they’d also blocked the Ambassador Bridge between Windsor and Detroit I knew there’d be an immediate impact on the auto industry in both Canada and the USA.
Race isn’t real. Race is very real. Both sentences are true.
Yesterday, on a gray and chilly afternoon on a neighbor’s patio, we chaired the HOA’s annual general meeting. We were hoping we’d be fired, but no such luck.
Our niece Rebecca is home in Bellingham. We had a great visit.
Don’t know about you, but for us, Christmas 2021 keeps on giving!
The lull between Christmas and New Year’s Day is traditionally the time for domestic bliss and best-of-year blog posts. Leastways, here at Paul’s Thing. Or is it?
The tornado in Kentucky, judging by the photos I’m seeing, looks like it squatted over downtown Mayfield and stayed there a while, which is strange and unsettling behavior.