I did not have much to talk about today, so I thought I would share a bit about a recent trip I took to Reno, NV.

What is of the most value to you?

Is it a car? pet? motorcycle? property? record collection? boat? etc. Or maybe it is internal.

I lost something of value to me today.

I forgot to mention to it in this episode, that perhaps karma came back to bite me in the ass. I had sort of gone off on a rant about riff raff in an article today, and although it is good to vent, I think I was dwelling and I brought on negative karma. By my obsessing and writing about riff raff, I believe I brought on riff raff, who walked off with my valuable asset (in my opinion).

Arrests of international gang members

Ice Raids

Iranian conflict

Fatwa on Trump

Wild fires

Short Updates on latest happenings in:

Womens Basketball

Womens Soccer

Womens Hockey

Leslie Ann Lee, is an author, actress, and dancer.

She began writing at age six.

She has published a total of 7 books, is working on a screenplay, and has also written op-ed pieces, poetry, and literary essays.

She discovered that the true essence of writing lies not from accolades or praises of external validation, but rather from within the profound impact the author's words has upon the readers.

-Pregnant Pop Singer

-I have thoughts that I do not act upon.

-Working with customers can be difficult

-Why I never got into skiilng

-Tush Push Football

-A celebrity is now single.

-Puppy rescued from an air duct in Des Moines Iowa, no injuries.

-36th Anniversary of United Airlines Fight 232 deadly crash in Des Moines, Iowa coming up on July 19.

-Tarajai Henson, actress reflects upon mis-information that Hollywood fed to her as a woman of color.

-Michael J Fox to return to acting in an Apple TV+ show called "Shrinking"

-Remains of 16th centuery saint, mystic, and religious reformer St.Teresa are currently on display in Alba de Torres, in Western Spain.

Today I am just working out some comedy here on the podcast.

And some updates on upcoming episodes (news, guests, etc.)

Maybe someone out there reading this just had a door closed in their life, whether by someone else, or yourself.

At the time, it is not pleasant, you feel angry, rejected, humiliated, incensed. But sometimes, in hindsight, you realize that the door closing was actually a wake up call for you to find new doors.

If you break up the word "manage" into syllables, it looks like this: man-age . Basically implying that a man needs to be man-aged or a woman needs to wom-an-aged.

Do people really need this? or are most of these just created jobs in which subordinates are not valued and middle managed drones are flourishing?

A candid discussion.