In Search Of Ordinary Days
@SearchDays
Retired, finding my passion! Real life stories and travel adventures near and sort of far.
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Time Flies – insearchofordinarydays.home.blog/2019/05/27/tim…
The Hardest Thing … insearchofordinarydays.home.blog/2019/04/20/the…
So will they??
"...the National Emergencies Act of 1975, one in a series of post-Watergate reforms. It allowed Congress to terminate a presidential emergency by simple majority vote. " usatoday.com/story/news/nat…
usatoday.com
How congressional Democrats could fight a Trump wall national emergency declaration
Congress hasn't voted to overturn a presidential emergency in 44 years. But in 2005, one congressman threatened to – and the president blinked.
No kidding ...
I'm old enough to remember when "national emergency" actually meant an emergency to the nation and not an emergency to a damaged politico ego.
Lost babies ...
I'm old enough to remember when "national emergency" actually meant an emergency to the nation and not an emergency to a damaged politico ego.
Smh.
I believe the anti-science GOP (a relatively recent development) and a president who baths with glee in his own ignorance will pass into the realm of historical anomaly. What's sad and dangerous is this recklessness on science couldn't have come at a worse time for our planet.
This.
Only about 1% of abortions happen later in pregnancy—almost always because a woman’s health or life is at risk, or the pregnancy is no longer viable. Lying about this is dangerous, and a slap in the face to families who face heartbreaking situations. nytimes.com/2019/02/06/hea…
A reasonable perspective on why many of us feel agitated and angry these days
"Grief looks a lot like anger on the outside. It seems simply like unmerited rage, but it's really the frustration the heart feels when it finds itself in trauma that it can't make any sense of. You may be there." #TuesdayThoughts #TuesdayMotivation johnpavlovitz.com/2019/01/26/you…
johnpavlovitz.com
We're Not Built to Grieve This Way
Yesterday I was meeting people after an event in Minneapolis. A woman approached me, and as she began to speak, her voice quivered and she paused to collect herself. Looking up, she took a deep...
Truth.
"I'm never uneasy about Muslims or undocumented people or immigrant families passing me on the street. No, it's pissed-off, entitled, gun-toting, professed Christian white bigots emboldened by this President who terrify me." johnpavlovitz.com/2018/06/30/ame… #ElPaso #MAGA
Always the double standard
News that Trump golf courses employed undocumented immigrants, and knew about it, reinforces a narrative about the President and his priorities. To exploit people and then demonize those you've exploited, publicly and in policy, is particularly loathsome. washingtonpost.com/politics/my-wh…
Don't forget to enjoy the journey
"Beware of destination addiction, a preoccupation with the idea that happiness is in the next place, the next job, and with the next partner. Until you give up the idea that happiness is somewhere else, it will never be where you are." ~Robert Holden
embarassed.
I am embarrassed for my country that a man this ignorant about climate change is in a position of power to spread his ignorance. In the years ahead, as we face increasingly extreme weather events that will displace millions, we will remember the epic failure Donald Trump was.
United States Tendencias
- 1. #ICEoffOurStreets N/A
- 2. Hugh Morris N/A
- 3. Tomodachi Life N/A
- 4. Nintendo N/A
- 5. Sonya Massey N/A
- 6. Joseph Quinn N/A
- 7. Pepsi N/A
- 8. Luigi Mangione N/A
- 9. Senator Grassley N/A
- 10. Mark Anderson N/A
- 11. $CANCER N/A
- 12. SpaceX N/A
- 13. Miis N/A
- 14. Fulton County N/A
- 15. George Harrison N/A
- 16. #BridgertonS4 N/A
- 17. Banks N/A
- 18. Aranofsky N/A
- 19. Dignity N/A
- 20. Lowe N/A
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