My take on the idea of doctors prescribing healthy food to people with some words on my stint working at Godiva, what no one should have to put up with at work and lovely kitty cats.

This pic is some roasted cauliflower I made. It's pretty good and I really need to find some more so I can have this in my current home.

Reflecting on my current life situation, my recent trip to a lawyers meditation retreat, my gratitude at no longer living with animal abusers & having to mourn a mistreated cat and more musings.

This pic is from the movie "She-Devil" which I discuss along with "Troop Beverly Hills" with Shelley Long. Both are deeper than they appear at first glance and the pic is a good illustration of my discussion about those films.

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My first stint at a video podcast featuring Vic Ferrari, the author of various humorous books based on his life (including 20 years with the NYPD). See this link for details: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=vic+ferrari&i=stripbooks&crid=3DNGEWBTJEN2N&sprefix=vic+ferrari%2Cstripbooks%2C156&ref=nb_sb_noss_1

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Stay tuned next week for my first guest and video episode ever.

Today, I discuss the Jordan Neely matter and why even I (a person who's had her share of problems with people) think getting rid of all the people isn't practical or something anyone in their right mind would want.

This pic was taken at Coney Island when I went in September 2020 and almost no one was there. It was unseasonably warm and I think a Saturday afternoon.

I went to Atlanta for the first time in 20 years this past weekend for my university's Alumni Weekend. Now I can say with pride that I went to Oglethorpe University and that quite a few people in my graduating class stepped up and made change happen from where things were when we graduated. Those changes for the better have actually happened and the good stuff I saw in those days (like teaching critical thinking skills) still seems to be there.

This is a new building that wasn't there when I was a student. We had quite a few alumni events there and I must tell you, it's very nice.

After some unseasonably hot days in NYC, the cooling crisis I knew was inevitable has now begun and it's time to resolve it. I'd also been meaning to note how insincerity affects human interaction.

That's how you'll see me on those sweaty summer days in the subway, complete with "don't F with me" expression. People always compliment me for being super stylish when I do that hair when it's actually just a matter of survival since I'm not the short hair sister & short hair isn't my jam.

Decided to do this while transferring a large file to a new external hard drive. I touch on the Nashville trans shooter, parents trying to use money to control their kids and how you're not getting adults to do anything genuine by making commands, threats, pulling a gun on them or otherwise being a bully. Getting an adult to respond positively to commands works as well as trying to get a cat to do something; it's not going to happen.

This is a pic of my old cat Stormy, who I talk about near the end. I don't have those pics as close to me since seeing him and the things around him has been very painful but this is one time where he's sitting on something. Notice his facial expression of "yeah, what of it?!?!" My ex said if Stormy could talk, he'd sound like Samuel L. Jackson and use a lot of profanity. He also was the Sean Penn of cats when it came to having his pic taken but he didn't get so mad at me doing it.

There are groups that nobody cares about calling out discrimination against & whose discrimination is still getting a pass in society. I specifically address discrimination against people who can't lift heavy objects and natural redheads since both are told to "suck it up" and that they have no right to call out harms and policies that screw them over. I'd like to know why in the wave of eliminating words and phrases, nobody has said a word about "redheaded stepchild" or thinks it's okay to tell me "it's only hair" when science says otherwise about the existence of natural redheads. Words of caution and some insight are shared as well.

This pic is of an ad I saw in the early days of my post divorce life and really pissed me off since it was denigrating people who know how to cook and live in NYC (New Yorkers diss New Jersey constantly) + seemed to be cheering on lack of self-sufficiency since cooking is an important life skill. The guy I was dating at the time, Mr. Orgy, agreed with me and wasn't pleased with the ad either since he also had cooking skills. It wasn't around forever but I didn't hear about any major public outcries in response to it.

I'm starting on some self-improvement but couldn't help but reflect on the housing situation I had to deal with before I got my very nice apartment.  One evening, at the peak of my frustration, I thought of a clever way to resolve this nonsense I'm sure anyone who's lived it + is law abiding would be on board with.

This pic is a random comment I saw on a subway closure sign.  I like taking pics of random art I see in the subway but this just sums up the people who created the legal framework resulting in too many law abiding renters seeking homes while deadbeats who terrorize everyone get to live for years rent free and do whatever they want with zero consequences.