I’m preparing for my evening of watching the Vice Presidential Debate. Hope you will be joining me. Hope you have your plan to vote. Hope, and expect, you to get yourself over to the ballot box to vote blue up and down the ticket. See you at 9:00EST!

Being around people who have been in therapy over the past couple of years, the new helpful word to describe things that sets one off is the word triggers. Every day it feels like my list of triggers is getting longer. Are any of these your triggers too: Anytime the current man in the Oval… Continue reading Triggers

For those of you who are Sally Fields fans, you would have seen her film, Soapdish. She plays an actress, who every once in a while, when she is feeling unloved and down, goes to the mall to be “recognized” and then adored and fawned over by her fans. Today, the incumbent went out for… Continue reading A “Celeste” Moment

The bookstore was one of my stops today while running errands. As you might imagine, with the pandemic, it had been a while since I’d been able to go to one. I’ve been wanting to stop using Amazon as much as I have been lately, especially after reading the owner has some dealings or affiliation… Continue reading There’s Just Something About a Bookstore

What a day, eh? First we find out a key White House staff member tested positive for COVID-19. Then we find out the incumbent tested positive, followed shortly that his wife also had tested positive. Throughout the day, we heard a smattering here and there of who had or hadn’t tested positive (thankfully the Biden… Continue reading Such Mixed Emotions

Today Nichole Wallace asked one of her guests who is to blame for the unchecked actions of the incumbent for president. Without hesitation I yelled at the radio, “You and your colleagues!” The Press have been in love with him since, well, basically forever. He was in the New York papers on a regular basis.… Continue reading “Who is to Blame?”

In reading social media last night and throughout the day, I am not alone in wondering what have we sunk to after watching the rude, obnoxious, immature, and bullying behavior by the incumbent last night. After only 10-minutes, I, and several in my various texting groups, were ready to throw in the towel as the… Continue reading How Can Anyone Be Undecided

84 million people tuned in to the first debate between the current man in the Oval Office and Hillary Clinton. How many do you think will tune in this evening? I predict, based on nothing at all, it will either be a greater audience than 2016, or it will be a bust. It might be… Continue reading Debate Night

Is anyone else immensely curious and anxious about the first debate between the two candidates for president? I keep wondering how Joe Biden has been preparing. The other candidate has already said he isn’t prepping or practicing, his press conferences have prepared him for debating. My hope is Joe Biden prep and practice has included… Continue reading The First Debate is Upon Us

When a certain someone, who tells everything they are worth billions, but then only pays $750 (NYT 9/27/2020) in taxes, he says it’s because he’s smart. To me, that is extreme greed by someone who cares more about money than they do about people. But then again, this an apt description for the man in… Continue reading $750