Socially Speaking …

I would like to report that I am not too old to go up a 25-foot-ladder and put up an owl house.

I did have help, in that a neighbor was available to call 911 if necessary. 🙂

I think there are obvious reasons why the #NewYorkTimes should *not* call the Ukraine military advance a "blitzkrieg."

Maybe it's in common usage now, but considering that Putin falsely calls the Ukrainians "Nazis," I'd have avoided that.

Or am I being oversensitive?

My mom, 87, beat lymphoma. One-year PET scan came back clear yesterday.

Beat Covid twice, too.

Jesus. Get ready to vote. Make sure you can. Because the #WombPolice are doubling down.

#WombPolice. Anyone else like that?

https://www.axios.com/2022/09/13/lindsey-graham-national-abortion-restrictions-bill

In these dark and trying times, I think it's important to note there are 167 people in the U.S. named #Galadriel.

There are 93 named #Frodo.

And, interestingly, it's not just white people who saddled their kids with these names.

https://www.mynamestats.com/First-Name-Search.html

#RingsOfPowerOnPrime

So according to *this* -- there is a "central control registry for the receipt and dispatch of classified material." That means, to me, that the government knows what is missing. Seems like a pretty key point that I haven't heard people making. https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-18/chapter-I/subchapter-A/part-3a/subject-group-ECFR856d00d4ed1ac9b/section-3a.71

Maybe I'm missing something but nowhere do I see it reported that every classified document came from *somewhere* in the government, somewhere that was keeping track of it and knows who had it. So HOW HARD is it to COMPILE A LIST OF WHAT'S missing?
@maddow

This is an art print from 1984 called "Running the Dog" ... the signature is "May." Anyone familiar with it? I'm looking for information of artist and possibly another print.