Layng quietly in fields

Layng quietly in fields
Glstening lights

Saturday, July 26, 2014

Do kids still live in the world?

Today's Tids Issue 3,143
Opening Stuff: 
 
I saw a nesting white egret in the dawning Rhode Island sun as I stood absorbing another magnificent early morning. A cooling north wind raised feathers as the graceful mom snuggled down against her family to come. She may have been eying her reflections in nearby glassy waters of the small pond that sat above a small marsh valley with slow moving, meandering creeks. She may have found peace in the tune cranked out by the old colonial, wooden windmill turning slowly in the breeze. Frankly, I got so relaxed watching her in the soothing environment, that I hit my next shot into the pond, scaring the hell out of her. I hope the kids are alright.
 
Did you see where the US is removing Peace Corps workers from President Obama’s Ancestral lands, Kenya? I always thought of Kenya along with South Africa as two of the few sane parts of the huge African continent. But maybe, the areas around the so-called cradle of humanity are just destined to be an eternal underachiever. I feel for the millions of people who have been oppressed by ruthless dictators often funded by our tax dollars; these same people now are facing a possible future dominated  Islamic extremists and terrorists
 
Football is here and so are new rules. The most annoying rule is the one that handcuffs defensive backs. This came about because Peyton Manning had a miserable day in the Super Bowl because of great play by the defense.. The last time there was a rule change that handcuffed defensive backs was when the Colts Polien in  behalf of Peyton Manning had the rules changed because Peyton couldn’t complete passes against the Patriots, Did I say Peyton Manning twice, Is he the new entitlement queen. If you can’t  do it, change the rules. Is that the new American spirit?
 
I really have a problem with people who smugly announce, “I eat healthy”. It all depends on how you define the word healthy.
 
The Question:
What do you think are the statistical “Sin Cities” of America. In other words, which cities lesad the nation in gmabling illicit sex and drugs and alcohol?
 
The Headlines:
--Near 150 Point Drop Has Dow Under 17,000; Poor Outl;ook From Visa Is Today’s Culprit.
--French Have Not ruled Out terror Attack In Downing Of Algeria Airliner.
--The Islamic Extremists In Iraq Continue Assault Of Biblical Treasures, Now Blowing Up Jonah’s Tomb.
--Huge China Aircraft Carrier Star Of Naval Exercise Show Involving US, India And China.
--Symbols Of China Christians Under Attack by their Government.
--White House Brings In Clinton Aides To Asisst In Propaganda Strategy.
--5 US Territories Released From Menacing ObamaCare Mandate.
 
One of the most thoroughly satisfying mindless activities is watering tomato plants.
 
Of course, finding tomatoes in my sandwich is a pure panic event.
 
Everybody or every place can be “Number 1” at something as long as your use the right qualifier. For instance, the Tids has been named “#1 Human Interest Blog with severe spelling deficiencies in the USA. I’ll take it.
 
It seems like the “bubble” in this current thriving stock market is the the inevitable loss of the huge monthly welfare checks from the Fed.
 
Twitter continues to be the big enigma among investors.
 
The Tids Executive Management is proud to welcome several new readers. Unfortunately, the Tidster’s mind has been relatively inert this week, resulting in a few lackluster efforts.
 
Even though I see it every day, I am always amazed by the teens with heads down, faces in phones, fingers typing madly. Many parents think taking away the dreaded phone is the best teen punishment of them all. Personally I’d worry about suicide rate increasing. I wouldn’t be surprised tough to see this generation it nears the end, asking to be buried with their phones, which will probably be embedded in their bodies somewhere. Actually, grandparents might be asking for smart phones in their pockets, but may never use it without grandchildren in heaven.
 
There’s word floating around that the US Postal Service may introduce banking. Would you put your money in an institution run by government bureaucrats? Would you want your money moved around by computer system designed by Gov. experts, which rarely work and crash key hard drives on a regular basis?
 
I see where the US Government has just spent millions on robots which will be used to teach kids how to  exercise! God help us
 
Reading Between the Lines Movie Reviews:
--I’m looking forward to “The Most Wanted Man, starting Phillip Seymore Hoffman along with William DeFoe, Robin Wright and Rachel McAdams. It’s one of those classic stakes rising, time declining spy thrillers as German and US security agencies run to learn the most wanted man’s true identity – oppressed victim or terrorist. It’s a good one.
--Lucy is an Ok movie starring Scarlet Johansson as a woman threatened, who unluckily stumbles into a very dark international illegal deal. When trapped, she turns into a woman of incredible resourcefulness becoming a merciless avenger  rising above the logic of human capability. It may appear to be an unrealistic premise, but it is entertaining. .
 
 
The Answer:
The Queen of Dysfunctional cities is Las Vegas and gof course leads in gambling.. New Orleans is tops for prescription drugs and Sex. Denver has cornered marijuana, while Buffalo leads in MDMA (Ecstasy), Des Moines Iowa is the cocaine center while Columbus Ohio leads the nation in Heroin. Albuquerque owns the Crystal meth title while alcohol rules in Pittsburgh. Of course a growing majority doesn’t think anything is a sin and probably appreciate the above cities as Frost Class vacation destinations! Eeee-Hah!
 
In honor of all of the aging sixties revolutionaries in town for the great Newport Folk Festival, I’ll be wearing my hair in a pony tail this weekend. It may be the shortest pony tail in the history of Hipppiedom!
 
Have a great week end, E-v-e-r-y-b-o-d-y!
 

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