September 2019 – Serendipity Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth

MAYBE IN FUTURE WE SHOULD JUST KEEP OUR HANDS TO OURSELVES – REBLOG – The Shinbone Star

By Marilyn Armstrong on 2019-09-30 • ( 5 )

WRITTEN BY GLENN REDUS – SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 Our sister paper, “The Amazon Washington Post,” has reported that our traitorous lump of a president has spun more than 12,000 lies or misleading claims during his time in the Oval Office. But… Read More ›

SO WHY DON’T I HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY? – Marilyn Armstrong

By Marilyn Armstrong on 2019-09-30 • ( 12 )

FOWC with Fandango — Verbose So this morning, when Bonnie went into her barkathon, I knew one more night of no sleep was going to knock me off the ledge into a deep, pit. I would be in a coma from… Read More ›

THE JOYS OF DOORMEN – BY ELLIN CURLEY

By Ellin Curley on 2019-09-30 • ( 16 )

I lived in New York City for the first 40 years of my life and since then I’ve lived in the woods in a small town in Connecticut. So I have a good perspective on life in the city versus… Read More ›

LATE SEPTEMBER’S STONE FENCES — BUT WHERE’S AUTUMN? – Marilyn Armstrong

By Marilyn Armstrong on 2019-09-30 • ( 15 )

September 30, 2019 – Autumn Leaf We are still really weak in the fall foliage department, but there’s a bit. Here and there and a lot of yellow.

MORPHEUS, YOU HAVE CLAIMED ME – Marilyn Armstrong

By Marilyn Armstrong on 2019-09-29 • ( 7 )

Bonnie barked all morning and I fell back into total exhaustion fast. I got up, poured coffee, and promptly fell asleep with the computer in my lap. I woke up eventually believing the patriots were winning their game 287 to… Read More ›

WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR – Garry Armstrong

By Garry Armstrong on 2019-09-29 • ( 17 )

If you’re reading this today, it’s the 29th of September. It’s the end of the regular major league baseball season. Two-thirds of the 30 big-league teams, who had April dreams of grandeur, head home to ponder what went wrong. It’s… Read More ›

ONE THING I DID NOT WANT TO BE – Rich Paschall

By Rich Paschall on 2019-09-29 • ( 16 )

Old, by Rich Paschall When you think of all the things you want to be when you grow up, “old” probably is not on the list. You may think about being a doctor or nurse. You may consider lawyer or… Read More ›

MARILYN’S FARM – Marilyn Armstrong

By Marilyn Armstrong on 2019-09-29 • ( 8 )

I was surprised at how little foliage had “popped.” The Blackstone runs along that road and that usually brings out early foliage. Not this year. I also noticed that the meteorologists have stopped predicting “leafing” areas. Usually they are busy… Read More ›