The 2020 political campaign has entered it’s last day and all signs of violent interference has irrupted in Dallas and in DC. Donald John Trump has applauded such violence, inciting his robots to continue to do so without consequences before the law. We urge state Governor’s to activate their National Read more…
Nature stretches our imagination in ways that nothing else can. The first time I saw these pictures I was transfixed for a long while. Butterflies drinking the tears off crocodiles in need for salt. To add to this amazing event is the obvious enjoyment the crocodile displays by the fluttering Read more…
We chose this image of a tree, holding firm to dry soil to represent our current state of affairs. I dare say there is not need to spell it out and thus we avoid placing more words, like salt, on our wounds. This baby blog continues with it’s desire to Read more…
The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the ax as its handle was made of wood and they thought is was one of them. When I find these gems of condensed knowledge I do not run to the computer and tap away at it. Often, they sit Read more…
Our blog inventory just hit number 700! A lot has happened since our inception, a little over a year ago. Just yesterday I was reviewing our 2020 New Year’s message and couldn’t help but gasp at our innocence. Who know what a year this would turn out to be? But Read more…
“Socialism never took root in America because the poor there see themselves not as exploited proletariat but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires.” John Steinbeck. John Steinbeck and his work are not strangers to me. His ability to walk through your mind and embrace and captivate you are unparalleled. When he takes Read more…
For as long as we know Witches have been healers, midwives and spiritual forces in their communities. Seen as powerful, institutional churches chose to anoint them with evil, as they do with every significant woman since the emergence of humankind. In spite of this setback, witches, like dinosaurs, have mutated Read more…
With the Presidential elections knocking on our door, Capricorn Science, is taking you down a trip through memory lane. Our commentaries are brief and intended to offer capsules of information that will assist Americans and people everywhere to comprehend what is happening, really happening, in good old USA. The range Read more…
She kept on receiving messages from her family. Uncles, cousins, sisters, nephews, more uncles and second cousins sent her pictures all smiling wide happy beautiful smiles. As the days rolled by the pictures continued to arrive. Some relatives travelled quite some way to have their picture taken. There they stood. Read more…
The epitome of the Anti-Woman is being thrust upon us as a deciding vote in the Supreme Court of the United States of America. Even as I write this her confirmation hearings are taking place in a disgusting and maybe unparalleled display of all things ugly and cruel that are Read more…
Each individual is how we are. Friends and foe have called me unpredictable, hard nut to crack, stubborn and many other gridle words attempting to define me and confine me. Reaching decisions is very personal to me. My love and admiration for Hillary Rodham Clinton is well known and well Read more…
We have learned so many amazingly terrible things about The Donald, as he was called during the seventies, when his head had hair and girth was flat. His family is European. His father was a pimp and owned buildings in the Bronx. He later grew his business and had property Read more…
We have spent our lives listening, seeing and seeking that yellow brick road leading us towards right over wrong and wrong over right. The battle of good and evil has been front and center in our lives since our inception. Every movie, every soap opera, every book, every song… the Read more…
” I sat with my anger long enough until she told me real name was grief.”-The Minds Journal These word replayed in my mind over and over for several weeks. In one capsule it addressed my thoughts on introspection, anger, self-hatred, self-forgiveness, loss and letting go to the now moment Read more…
JayStill4 wrote: Yes @realDonaldTrump really did tweet this…deleted now but screenshot and saved by thousands. Think we can safely say he is now entering a Messiah complex.” Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump wrote: My blood IS the vaccine!!!! 3:23PM Oct 5,2020. Twitter for iPhone There it is. The man who singlehandedly Read more…
Political campaigns, specially the 2020 campaign, are full of expectation and intrigue. The American electorate is keeping track of every minute event. This micro interest is new our political arena. In the past, we were kind of involved, but mainly busy elsewhere. Not anymore. The Trump-Biden presidential debate evolved as Read more…
Everything seems to revolve around how we look. More than how we feel we are more attentive how we look. Am I fat? Am I aging too fast? How can I look better, younger, prettier? The human saga revolves around our looks. A couple of years ago I was having Read more…
Albert Camus: He said, “In the midst of hate, I found there was, within me, an invincible love. In the midst of tears, I found there was, within me, an invincible smile. In the midst of chaos, I found there was, within me, an invincible calm. I realized through it Read more…
The history and the fiction involving the Coronavirus Pandemic and how it continues to evolve and unravel is a story our of high caliber science fiction. To recap briefly, this virus was first identified in China. Whistles and alarms went off worldwide for systems in place to stop these types Read more…
We all know that words are sounds with defined meanings which allow us to communicate and understand each other. Some objects of our admiration cannot be confined to the limits of language. Seeking to define the how nature uses colors is one of these areas lacking proper language. So come Read more…