Marie C 🐝🦋🐸
@mariecarnes.bsky.social
Retired Making lists Springfield, Chicago
* Why Can't We Live Together, Timmy Thomas * What's Going On, Marvin Gaye " I Shot the Sheriff, Bob Marley
Me too. Some nights I can hear the sound of a tuba traveling low and slow all the way up the Mississippi and over the prairie until it stops at my front porch. Or so it seems. 📯
Thirteen minutes with Dr. Isaac Asimov (smart, prophetic, fun; highly recommended) youtu.be/cIB1b_8hqB0?...
Isaac Asimov's Vision Of The Future | Letterman
YouTube video by Letterman
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Someone I know in Springfield went to the Obama Presidential Center Museum in Chicago and brought me back this wonderful souvenir. I absolutely love it! 💙
"I would exchange my immortal soul for a glass of small beer in this hot weather." ~ Henry, David Thoreau, the last sentence of a letter to his sister, Sophia, who was visiting Maine (July 1852) 🍺
Trump's lawyers are too weak to tell the client no. So, no, they cannot be trusted. (In my 40 years of being a legal secretary, the lawyers always told the client that the client follows the lawyer's advice or the client gets fired. Apparently, Trump's lawyers don't know how to do that.)
Can judges trust what DOJ lawyers are telling them? @mimirocah1.bsky.social joins @PreetBharara.bsky.social and me to discuss why SDNY attorneys withdrew subpoenas issued to NYT journalists on a new @cafedotcom.bsky.social Insider podcast: cafe.visitlink.me/VAYJpp
It's darkly depressing that the entire GOP -- from the White House to Congress to the Supreme Court -- insists that the president and his aides cannot be held accountable for all the very clear crimes that they clearly committed, but they think Dr. Fauci should hang for alleged mishandling of COVID.
160 years ago today-Jul. 28, 1866-Vinnie Ream became both the first female and the youngest artist ever to receive a statue commission from the U.S. government. Her statue of Abraham Lincoln today resides in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda. Images: Library of Congress; public domain via Flickr.
Whats up all, wondering if anyone on here knows much about these cemeteries: Springdale (Peoria), Old Concord & Oakland (near Lincoln's New Salem), Oak Hill (Lewistown), Oak Ridge (Springfield). They are all favs of mine & am looking to get a few Q's answered if you/someone u know is an expert
Without saying your age what is your favorite movie from the year you turned 18
Young Frankenstein Woof
Alt: A young woman with blonde hair says voof.
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Without saying your age what is your favorite movie from the year you turned 18
It feels like 125° right now. That has got to be a record.
Had a visitor stop by while we were picking in the garden @joyf.bsky.social @cabofun.bsky.social @mariecarnes.bsky.social @flutterbyflora.bsky.social @downmydirtroad.bsky.social
Right Back Where We Started From, Maxine Nightingale youtu.be/ckCwBAhz4oc?...
Maxine Nightingale - Right Back Where We Started From
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Assemble your pizza on your wooden pizza peel, lest you end up with an emergency calzone. -- Dough Guy
Name a song where someone dies/is murdered. Stagger Lee, Lloyd Price youtu.be/BXCIJOfo6Mg?...
Stagger Lee
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Name a song where someone dies/is murdered.
His daughter, Nellie, is buried in Springfield's Oak Ridge Cemetery. Also, Grant was our last real Republican president.
On this day in 1885, former General/President Ulysses S. Grant died at 63. His death came just days after he finished his memoir, which he wrote to give his family financial security after his death. “Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant” is still considered a masterful work. Image: Library of Congress.
🇨🇦 JOHN D LEITCH, Cargo (222 x 24 m), under way using engine, destination: HAMILTON, course: 253.1 ° / speed: 10.2 kn
Taco Bell has more integrity than the government, specifically Trump. I love Taco Bell. 🌮🌯🌶️
"There is some advantage to being the humblest, cheapest, least dignified man in the village, so that the very stable boys shall damn you. Methinks I enjoy that advantage to an unusual extent." ~ Henry David Thoreau, Journal (July 1851)