"You can be much more alone with other people than you are by yourself, even if its people you love."
The Diogenes Club
Friday, January 17, 2014
Favorite Movie Quotes: The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
"You can be much more alone with other people than you are by yourself, even if its people you love."
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Goldie?
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Phone photo 3131
Been awhile since I have seen one of these repulsive things
A discarded portable dental floss thingie in the parking lot of the Tumwater, Washington Post Office. This looks like a pretty fancy one probably used by some hoit-de-la-freakin'-toit in their mouth and then thrown on the pavement for the rest of us to enjoy. Note the strand is broken, so they were quite vigorous in filing out those chunks of crap between their teeth.
Yeeech.
Monday, January 13, 2014
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Favorite Movie Quotes: Evan Almighty
"From now on let's keep the surprises to a maximum of, say, none! Understood?"
The Lyndon Baines Johnson Song
No President ever did more for civil rights
Than Lyndon Baines Johnson
No President ever did more for education
Than Lyndon Baines Johnson
No President ever did more in fighting poverty
Than Lyndon Baines Johnson
No President ever did more in promoting space exploration
Than Lyndon Baines Johnson
But it was the way he conducted the Vietnam War
That became his divided legacy
What a waste
The Zachary Taylor Song
Zachary Taylor was
The last elected Whig.
Known as "Old Rough and Ready"
His ego wasn't so big.
He didn't put on airs,
His sloppy clothes drew stares.
And if he hadn't died in office
The Civil Waaaaaaaaaaaaar
Would've started a decade earlier.
Silvia McDowell
Silvia McDowell was born in Casey, Illinois in 1882, but she was mostly raised in Ouray, Colorado. Most of her adult life was spent in Denver, where she worked as a registered nurse. Silvia was married twice, first to a man named Lindsey, then to Earl M. Cavnah.
In 1956, after being widowed for a few years, Silvia joined her brothers in Centralia, Washington. She died in Oct. 1957.
The Gerald Ford Song
Gerald Ford was a decent man
But wrong on every issue
But when it came to the First Lady, I'm a fan
And Betty, we still miss you!
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