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Richard's avatar

Britt (2) and Goris.

Deborah solleveld's avatar

Simple everyday scenes are often the best. Beautiful sunset.

Christine's avatar

Wow. Nostalgia here: I heard Harry in 1973 or 1974 in Atlanta in a small venue. He was 30 or so. The web informs me that 1972 was his breakout year. I'd not heard of him but was drawn by the description of his music. His show was moving--gentle sorrow and hard won acceptance borne aloft by melody.

The cover charge, if any, must have been modest because I was financing my life on fumes that summer. One of my fonder memories of matter-of-fact resilience was deciding between buying gas or a doughnut with considerably less than a dollar in hand. I bought one gallon of gas (26 cents) and one doughnut (about 20 cents). They were sufficient.

Toni Rorapaugh's avatar

Paxton, who received Trump’s endorsement precisely because of his vices. Paxton’s rottenness makes him a Trump kindred spirit and also guarantees that he will be dependent on Trump’s goodwill and hence slavishly loyal.

Toni Rorapaugh's avatar

The above was supposed to be a quote, but fingers disobeyed. And I wanted to add that that was an excellent analysis of the situation. Thanks.

Carolyn Oliver's avatar

Excellent post!!! Thank to you, it made me day

Gary Brantley's avatar

That Goris cartoon hits the bullseye! After cage fighting on the White House lawn, what comes next? What's the next attraction in this Bartertown carnival? Yes, it has become Bartertown and the Master Blaster is running amok. But, remember, who run Bartertown? 😐