...Biden Word Salad...served up regularly by the newly minted leader of the American Corporation.
If not for all the decades he spent illegally enriching himself via influence peddling, I could almost feel sorry for him.
I mean, everyone knows he has dementia; as we age, that's a scary possibility for all of us.
But I didn't just commit the greatest theft in political history.
And I'm not the pretender to the throne who will falsely represent the most powerful nation on earth to the rest of the world.
No, that awesome, formidable task now rests upon the thin, sloping, corrupt shoulders of this man...
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| lending new meaning to the phrase "vacant stare" |
LORD have mercy.
One amusing thing did come from the sham inauguration this past week...Bernie Memes!
He’s like Chicken Man now (“he’s everywhere, he’s everywhere!”) and here's one I found somewhat comical...
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| hey ladies...it's eligible bachelor Bernie on The Dating Game... |
We laugh so we don't cry.
A project to fill up these dark, cold winter days...
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And before you get your undies in a knot, NO - we did not just paint over all that natural stone.
Sadly, that ship had sailed before we bought the place in 2017.
We stumbled onto that fact shortly after we moved in and started working seriously on renovations.
After verifying that yes, indeed, some moron actually did paint over all that gorgeous limestone, we took a deep breath and calmly assessed the situation...
...and finally had to accept the fact, what's done is done...can't unring that bell so there's no point in crying over spilled paint.
We sighed deeply and moved on to the many other projects awaiting us.
Now, several years into this home restoration we decided we could at least try to match the outside stone and brighten up the interior.
And by "we", of course I mean "Karen", because she's the one doing all the work.
While I sit at my home office tippy tapping away for work, she has paint brush in hand and is painstakingly and meticulously painting each stone.
The pictures here don't do it justice...the difference is truly amazing and when complete this will be a stunning makeover of the interior.
Yes, I wish it was still the original natural stone with all its variegated color and texture, just as it was when built in 1961.
But...as second choices go, this is pretty spectacular.
Short entry...been an exhausting few months and a disappointing week.
later, mcm fans...
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