Terror in ‘A Comedy of Errors’

Warm and sunny this early evening Tuesday on California’s north coast — we continue our good-weather phase, with some high temperatures forecast for the end of this week. I like it… Beyond the web of horror-shit on the T-Rump, just for this particular day, this from James Warren at Vanity Fair this afternoon scoops the nightmare…

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‘Something Should Happen’

Thick-overcast with some heavy sprinkles falling this early-evening Thursday on California’s north coast, and some gusty winds too, which according to the NWS, could bluster-up to 55 mph. Decent-sized rainstorm coming later tonight, lasting through Saturday — supposedly, next sunshine maybe coming Sunday morning, even then forecast for just a short bright flash, rain returning…

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Psych — Not!

Today 15 years ago was a Monday. Unemployed at the time and living in San Luis Obispo, down on California’s Central Coast — left the local newspaper in a downsizing/single-option dispute-episode three months earlier — and was still without a job (I re-joined that same newspaper three months later) and so usually drove my oldest…

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‘More Peaceful’ — Not!

Deep-miserable overcast gray this early Monday morning on California’s north coast, with a possible break in the dry with a surprise 60-percent-chance of rain maybe Thursday, so there’s that… In lieu of yesterday’s surreal-horror in Florida (via USAToday): ‘Morocco, Botswana, Zambia and Uganda are “more peaceful” than America, according to a new study.’ But Uganda…?…

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Spiraling Downward

An absolute-hateful event — after a nice nap, a cup of coffee going, and shortly after waking-up the laptop, a terrifying thingy lurches out from the screen, knocks the freaking-fucking living-shit out of me: ‘Gunmen opened fire on a holiday party on Wednesday at a social services agency in San Bernardino, California, killing 14 people…

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‘President Bush doesn’t know how to think’

One of few military people who had much-more sense than his peers was the late Gen. William Odom, who in 2005 way-understated the horror: ‘“The invasion of Iraq may well turn out to be the greatest strategic disaster in American history.”‘ Odom, who died in 2008, couldn’t fully grasp a decade ago how intense, and widespread…

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