My new Airpods arrived and I am thrilled with them. I can listen to audiobooks and podcasts now without having to carry my phone around with me. They're wonderful.
I seldom listen to audio items when I'm away from home, and I certainly would not recommend these for jogging. It's $70 to replace one if you lose it. Mine stay at home, by my chair.
Bob has an appointment today with the cardiologist. I'm not expecting any bad news.
Perhaps during these days of uncertainty it would be good for our souls if we looked for ways to do something kind for someone else everyday. Pay for a stranger's coffee, or meal. Send flowers to someone who would be surprised. Call an old friend. Visit someone lonely. I don't know, I'm just grasping for ways to show kindness to combat all the hate being forced upon us.
The White House seems to be dismissive of the recent protests as people paid to protest. That was a lot of people to pay in the Women's March. I would like to remind them the protestors are not solely Democrats. Many of the protestors are Independents, some are Republicans who crossed over to vote for Hillary, some left the top of their ballots blank, some may be disgusted Republicans, and some didn't vote at all but wish they had.
Executive Power Run Amok, in the NYT
This is an excellent article by John Yoo, an attorney in the Bush White House.
I seldom listen to audio items when I'm away from home, and I certainly would not recommend these for jogging. It's $70 to replace one if you lose it. Mine stay at home, by my chair.
Bob has an appointment today with the cardiologist. I'm not expecting any bad news.
Perhaps during these days of uncertainty it would be good for our souls if we looked for ways to do something kind for someone else everyday. Pay for a stranger's coffee, or meal. Send flowers to someone who would be surprised. Call an old friend. Visit someone lonely. I don't know, I'm just grasping for ways to show kindness to combat all the hate being forced upon us.
The White House seems to be dismissive of the recent protests as people paid to protest. That was a lot of people to pay in the Women's March. I would like to remind them the protestors are not solely Democrats. Many of the protestors are Independents, some are Republicans who crossed over to vote for Hillary, some left the top of their ballots blank, some may be disgusted Republicans, and some didn't vote at all but wish they had.
Executive Power Run Amok, in the NYT
This is an excellent article by John Yoo, an attorney in the Bush White House.
