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December 1, 2020
Biden’s Arm Falls Off While Trying To Open A Jar Of Peanut Butter - The Babylon Bee
“Nothing to see here,” insisted a spokesperson. “Biden will be calling a lid during his 2-week recovery time and looks forward to reappearing to take charge of the country and defeat the virus!”
This is satire, but the continuation of the Biden unavailability from the campaign is really disheartening.
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Haiku
November 30, 2020Ready to Move
A full day of work,
Ready for the moving trucks.
The process begins.
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November 30, 2020
The press has been frantically buying flowers, chocolates, and jewelry for the communications team in hopes of receiving some clue as to what the heck is going on. The team responded by rolling their eyes and going to bed early due to a really bad headache.
This is going to be a great four years!
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Catholic Husband
November 30, 2020Thankful for What - Catholic Husband
A grateful heart acknowledges the hardships of our days, but has the vision to see that for which we can give praise.
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Haiku
November 29, 2020Final Day
Twelve-hundred sixteen,
So much change and life happened.
Time to say goodbye.
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November 29, 2020
Still a classic! Sweatshirt from my first job.
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November 29, 2020
Purging my house and throwing so many things away is incredibly liberating!!
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November 29, 2020
First Sunday of Advent? Cue the Christmas music!!
🕯🎄
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Haiku
November 28, 2020All Hands
All hands on deck, please.
Days to go and things to do.
Small hands are helpful!
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November 28, 2020
In Dangerous Decision, SCOTUS Rules First Amendment Can Stay - The Babylon Bee
In her written opinion, which she wrote in 3 minutes without consulting any notes, ACB said: “Yeah… so, the First Amendment includes freedom of religion and assembly. I asked my clerks to see whether there was a ‘virus clause’ somewhere in there and they didn’t find any. I’m just a Supreme Court Justice and I’m not allowed to remove amendments, so yeah – the First Amendment stays. Sorry guys.”
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November 28, 2020
Movers come on Tuesday. Just finished up some administrative work. Time to shut down the iMac and take apart my desk.
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November 28, 2020
Grey sky morning.
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November 28, 2020
Just upgraded to Adaptive Lighting in iOS14. Okay, this is cool!
💡
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Haiku
November 27, 2020Lame Black Friday
Few deals to be had,
Not many things to pick up.
So twenty-twenty.
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November 27, 2020
“We understand the temptation to travel to see loved ones this holiday season, but it’s important to understand that the dirty bombs and chemical weapons detonated at every major airport from LAX to JFK make travel inadvisable for the foreseeable future,” said Director Robert R. Redfield
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November 27, 2020
One is bound to pop up before Christmas. You’ll really be kicking yourself if you spend $300 on a TV today, only for it to be 100% off the next time there is something to protest in the name of social justice or whatever.
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November 27, 2020
I have never seen this on the web.
So unbelievably lucky that I see tremendous value in this brand.
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November 27, 2020
21 Things We At The Babylon Bee Are Thankful For This Year - The Babylon Bee
9. Eight months of two weeks to flatten the curve. We are all safe now.
I feel very safe.
14. Viewers like you. And the letter B.
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November 27, 2020
Pretty lame sales today.
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Haiku
November 26, 2020On the Move
A weird Thanksgiving,
Just family, prepping move.
Still, a nice small break!
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November 26, 2020
Thanksgiving table.
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ChetCast
Episode 177: Thankful for You
November 26, 2020The big kids are in the front yard playing with me, so we took a quick break to chat.
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November 26, 2020
Supreme Court Blocks Covid-19 Restrictions on Religious Services in New York - WSJ
Chief Justice Roberts, in dissent, said there was no need to act now because, since the suit was filed, the areas involved had been reclassified as yellow zones, which were subject to a 50% occupancy limit without a numerical limit.
This is the biggest threat to our Constitutional order. We need clarity from the Court, even if the conditions have temporality changed at the time of ruling. That way we can have clarity for next time, whether that be next week, next month, or in 50 years.
“It is time—past time—to make plain that, while the pandemic poses many grave challenges, there is no world in which the Constitution tolerates color-coded executive edicts that reopen liquor stores and bike shops but shutter churches, synagogues, and mosques,” he wrote.
Part of the opinion by Justice Gorsuch. He’s exactly right. This isn’t April. States have had months to come up with a workable plan for Winter, but instead are just running off of the old playbook. The “emergency” is over. More than enough time has passed for Governors and State Legislatures to work together on appropriate applications of separated powers in the current situation.
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Haiku
November 25, 2020School Power Day
No work this week, yet.
Yikes, let’s get focused! He did.
Blasted through it all.
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November 25, 2020
Picture by my son.