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Biden doesn’t Need Much “Help”
Posted in humor, politics
Tagged Afghanistan, failure, J.P. Sears, president, satire, tragedy
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Pick of the Litter
Who doesn’t like dogs, puppies? Yeah, there are a few. Some have bad experiences, but that’s rare. Dogs can do so much for us. It’s hard not to love them. The documentary Pick of the Litter shows how wonderful dogs … Continue reading
Lara Logan on the Truth about Afghanistan
Originally posted on Mixed Media:
https://rumble.com/embed/vishow/?pub=5tg9b This could have been a success. Instead the Biden Administration chose fiasco. Why? He’s not the first President to mess up there, but Biden’s failure will end up costing more in lives.
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Atlas Shrugged
I never read Ayn Rand, but she’s well known and I feel I’ve heard so much about her so I should check out Atlas Shrugged. I’ve got a long TBR list so… Atlas Shrugged
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Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge
Red Cee’s inspiring bloggers to post based on a prompt then share the post by linking to her blog or creating a pingback. This week she’s inspiring us to share a photo with lots of red.
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Sculpture Saturday: New Home
Since this blog has run out of image space, the new home for Sculpture Saturday is http://nofixedplans55.blogspot.com. Please go there to place your link or find the links to this week’s sculpture posts. Thanks!
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The Bigamist (1953)
Starring Joan Foutaine and Ida Lupino, who also directs, The Bigamist spends most of its time explaining how traveling salesman, Harry Graham, played by Edmond O’Brien wound up married to two women. A commenter on IMDB captures the plot well … Continue reading
Posted in Film, New Year's Movie Challenge
Tagged 1950s, drama, Ida Lupino, Joan Fontaine, The Bigamist
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The Sword of Doom (1966)
Originally posted on Mixed Media:
https://youtu.be/FGhpT8PGslA I thought Jef Costello of Le Samouraï was the most cold-blooded killer in film but that was till I saw The Sword of Doom. A Japanese film set in the days of samurai, The…
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