Did you wake up grumpy? Or let him sleep…

Woke up at 6:30 to dark skies, and rain hanging in the northeast, but it’s apparently moving that direction, leaving us behind. We had generous rain yesterday, though, so no whining here. There’s a crew on the corner across from us, taking out a large, very dead tree, one we’ve said for the past couple of years was “going to have to go.” Progress, I love it.

Over the past hour, reading news online, I’ve learned a couple of things, first being that the Supremes are still cooking up shenanigans. According to their pending edict, the freedom to conceal weaponry on one’s person is entirely too precious to be entrusted to the States, those silly entities they never mess with except as a last resort to get what they want. The issue of women’s right to our own bodies, however, is piddling enough for those same States to deal with as each region and subculture might deem fit. Roe v Wade is over. Not a good look for The Bench… the power of the gun tops the right of women to exist equally… but they’re so far past caring about public perception, truth, integrity, and justice, we can dispense with thinking they’ll rescue anything or anyone but themselves. So there’s that.

But wait! There’s MORE!!

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And next come all the dominoes we’ve said would fall once the dam broke…

It’s a sin to say you love someone and vote for people who will hurt them.

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This is all distressing beyond words, which brings me to the question forming in my head since I woke up… to wit: How are your connections with people who hold polar-opposite views on life? Are those connections surviving? What’s your secret? But here’s my real honest question… when heinous things are perpetrated by government people from the polar-opposite side, do you automatically feel a spark of anger against the people who voted them into office? Does your psyche register a pinch of betrayal every time? Is there a feeling of “This is personal”? Has your willingness to trust taken any hits in the past few years? Just wondering…

And now there’s a curtain of rain hanging in the forest that is East Lawrence, the neighborhood is taking on a soft glow because the sun’s still up there somewhere, and it’s a beautiful world. Life really is all about patience, from one moment to the next.

Soooo… weekend’s here, I say we get this party started!!

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4 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. Dee Poe
    Jun 24, 2022 @ 19:49:20

    Not a great time to be a woman. I can only hope something will change, in our favor. I don’t know what and I don’t know how, but I know it’s what we need so badly.
    And of course I hope this doesn’t spread to other concerns of the good people of this country. It’s not looking good, sadly.

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  2. aRJay
    Jun 24, 2022 @ 11:57:53

    It’s a sad sad day for women, LGBTQ, the right to feel safe from
    gun violence, and anyone who truly honors the sanctity of real life.
    It’s just a harbinger of things to come, I’m afraid. As for those people
    who support the travesties that are taking place on the Bench,
    I think I’ve pretty effectively managed to rid myself of them
    in my personal life. They may not understand, but I no longer
    feel the need to have to explain my reasons.

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