That abusive relationship is now over! THANK GOD!!!

To be totally honest, it was a relationship that was doomed from the start. No matter how hard I tried to make it work, no matter how many times I was lied to, cheated on, denigrated, insulted, gaslit, marginalized and hurt, I stayed. I tried to make it work out. I really, really tried. There…

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The New York State Fair photo results, 2024

With good traffic, it takes about two and a half hours to get from the Capital District to Syracuse for the New York State Fair. And if I time everything properly … I can get a prime parking spot. Look, it’s the small victories. If you arrive before 9:00 a.m., the New York State Fair…

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Fuck Ann Coulter and the broomstick she rode in on.

On Wednesday, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz gave an incredible speech at the Democratic National Convention. And in that speech, you could see shots of his family – his wife Gwen, his daughter Hope, and his son Gus. Gus Walz has some special challenges in his life. He has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, commonly known as…

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Wait, Tubi has Moonlighting now??

I am more and more amazed that the streaming service Tubi has a plethora of television shows available for casual FAST watching. FAST being free advert-supported television. Yesterday, just on a whim, I figured I’d try a show that I never really got into during its original 1980’s broadcast run. That show was the screwball…

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I committed MURDER at the Speedway gas station.

It’s Saturday night, and I’m feeling a bit peckish. And thirsty. I can solve this with a quick trip to the Speedway gas station nearby. Get a couple of cold diet sodas, maybe some chips, and I’ll be fine. Speedway is currently running their summer “buy three cold drinks, get 10c off gasoline” promotion, and…

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E-mails from Syracuse, 2024 edition

It seems like an eternity ago. I would bring my printed photos to Syracuse for the New York State Fair’s photography competition, then I would wait for the “post cards of doom,” my derisive sobriquet on how the good or bad news – acceptance or rejection – would arrive. Now, instead of postcards from Syracuse,…

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