Layng quietly in fields

Layng quietly in fields
Glstening lights

Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Settle in for the ride.



Today's Tids Issue 4,289
Snuggling in:

Well, it’s January, the first month of the year named after Janus the Roman god of doors. Get it? Janus represents all beginnings and was said to have possessed the ability to see all things past and future. Maybe he should be working for Wall Street, because we need a lot of direction there if we are all to have a pleasant 2109. That is big concern going into this month that’s typically cold, and warm (Well warm by winter northeast standards). It is a month of human plodding, and in DC of nefarious plotting.  And this January will be a political show for sure,. With the Senate trying to figure out how to hold back newly emboldened Dems in the House. It would be nice for all if Trump’s NY resolution were reigning in the daily blabbing, but I don’t expect that. Lots of Dem 2020 Candidates will be taking shots using his utterances against him, and he burst out back. Yeah January starts everything. But it also when skiing improves and life here in my town slows down. So finding relief from chaos and cacophony is far easier in this beautifully pleasant, colder month. Yup, finding relief will be a major objective. Pullup the down comforter and rollover.

Maybe the most insidious danger facing humans today is the data collecting capabilities of phones.

The Space people just received a message from their space bug over 4 billion miles away from Earth! Roll 4 billion miles around on your tongue, and consider that distance is infinitesimal in the universe. You have to wonder why humans aren’t a little humbler.

Did you hear about the guy who tried to sell his antique stringed instrument because he needed the lute?

The problem isn’t just about collecting personal data for marketing today, it’s about amassing personal data for who knows what tomorrow.

The Question:
We hear a lot about the Celtics, and many have their own ideas of what countries they represented. Name the territories considered the Celtic Nations>

The Headlines:
--Plunge is the Opening Words For Wall Street In New Year day 1; New Data Pointing To China Slowing.
--Trump Fires Back At Romney Op-Ed That Criticized His Presidential Bearing.
--Congressional Leaders Meeting At White House With President On Border Security And Shut Down.
-Telsa Sales Slows As Deliveries Continue To Miss.
--New Brazilian Very Conservative President Takes Office; Promises To Turn The Slogging Country Around.
--Starbucks Schwartz May Be Running for White House.

Bumper sticker, Department:
“Heaven has a wall and strict immigration policies.
 Hell has open borders.”

You just don’t hear much of anything about Slovakia these days. That’s probably a good thing for Slovakia.

Elon Musk says humans have become cyborgs.

Yesterday I saw displays for Valentine’s Day candies in several different stores. So, doesn’t getting a feeling of romance today make sense so as not to have to find it in the 24 hours preceding St. V’s day. Romance is forever.

Why is Wells-Fargo settling with the states instead of all the people they screwed. Do we really think the people will get anything after the money gets into the hands of State treasuries? Just take a peek at what happened to the Billion’s states reaped from the Cigarette payout. That is, all the money the states get after the lawyers took their not so tiny cut.

The actions of humans can be quite disturbing, to say the least. Over the past weeks in Yosemite two campgrounds and a red wood preserve were shut down because of “human waste”. And all over in many parks people flung garbage from their cars. Has anybody ever heard of taking garbage home when there are no receptacles? Yeah, perhaps someday in the future we will achieve civilized living. It’s only been 5,500 years since the Mesopotamian Civilization. But we’re gaining on it.

The side shows at Circuses of the future will feature their freaks who can do math in their heads and spell words correctly.

The Dems lose credibility when they say they want to stop the wall to curb spending. This is the same group that wants free college for all. You might call that, drinking up the Cool-lege Aid. Sorry about that.

From what I have been hearing so far, one of the worst aspects of the new Dem House will be having to listen to Jerry Nadler.

What’s with cars crashing into buildings? I don’t know about your area, but around here it seems to be a daily occurrence. I mean, it’s hard to miss a building. They’re not like little pedestrians wearing dark clothes at night. Do you think they are driving distracted? Answering a text. Or just plain drunk or high out of their minds.

Some societal experts say one of the real problems on the roads are young people (And old people who don’t grow up) who drive their cars in real life like they do in video games. Check out weaving on highways. No, that’s not the name of video game, that’s real life in imminent danger.

The latest from the Looniest in Glitzville has Jane Curtain leading the march to eliminate all Republicans. Yeah great, one party countries have always been great for the people, especially if you enjoy government suppression. Maybe that was a joke. Jane used to be funny.

The Answer:
The six territories widely considered Celtic Nations are Brittany, Cornwall, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and the Isle of Man. They are all great places to visit.

Sometimes you just got to get away from the overarching national debate and back to comforting basics. A reader sent me this and I thought it was a greta way to settle down before a potentially tumultuous January:

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