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My views are borne out of my experiences on this world.
My experiences are slowly adding to the short story that is my life.
While I still can, I choose to share some for anyone who might find them useful, or perhaps just entertaining.
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Asking my readers a favor – Part 2 — Results (and more)
Thanks to all who participated in Part 2 of my little experiment. As a refresher, the results of Part 1 are HERE. Part 1 tested the contention by the Happiness Engineers that scrolling through the Archive or Home Page would … Continue reading
Asking my readers a favor – Part 2
Edited to Add: I have enough data to test my hypothesis so no need to cycle through the gallery (unless you want to). Thank you. ~ ~ ~ o o o ~ ~ ~ So, in Part 1 I wanted … Continue reading
Project 313 – Post No. 109
This is the current state of the entertainment industry . . . we’re making our way through the Firefly episodes because we can’t find any recent offerings that interest us. We’ve thought about going to the movies (actual theaters) but … Continue reading
Asking my readers a favor – Part 1 — Results
Thanks to all who participated in my little experiment. So, here’s where we stand. as I write this . . . First, let me show you two screen captures from yesterday: These two numbers are what prompted my initial inquiry … Continue reading
Asking my readers a favor – Part 1
Edited to Add: I’ve already reported on the experiment, so no need to perform the test. Thank you. ~ ~ ~ o o o ~ ~ ~ That’s right . . . me, who is very reluctant to ask for … Continue reading
Project 313 – Post No. 108
It’s actually Saturday as I write this . . . and I’m a tad annoyed. Not an unusual thing, that. I mean, I’m fairly easy-going . . . in a constantly-annoyed-kind-of-way. Honest, from other drivers to neighbors to politics to … Continue reading
Project 313 – Post No. 107
Sunday . . . a day of rest. Meaning, we don’t go to the gym. I might do a few exercises here at the condo (it’s too hot to go outside). I think I’ll begin with repeatedly lifting spoonfuls of … Continue reading
