Here is SW Arkansas it is absolute eclipse mania. The local Emergency official earlier this week said people should prepare like we are going to have an ice storm. That is three or four day of food and water at hand and toilet paper.
The idea I got was that the Emergency people are expecting a cataclysmic traffic jam from all the visitors that it will take days to untangle and block all the delivery trucks from Texarkana, Shreveport, and Little Rock.
What is all this “squatter’s rights”? There is “adverse possession” which usually takes about 20 continuous years of “possession”. Someone showing up in your house while you are away is trespassing.
I think everyone in America is hungry at some point during the day. Even if everyone ate something everyone would be hungry again the next day. I don’t see how we can end hunger.
I got a tetanus shot a few years ago in response to a dog bite. I Called my doctor’s office, and they said to go to a WalMart for the injection. My arm was sore for a few afterward.
My mother was convinced that I was going to start dieing from rabies and that we should immediately leave for the Mayo Clinic. I had to get the pharmacists from the WalMart to convince my mother that I didn’t have rabies.
Looking at the map, the district follows the Red River from Baton Rouge to Shreveport. Most of Caddo Parish is left out of the new district, but 90% of the population lives in Shreveport. Not good.
I’ve noticed that the past two or three years no one is talking about Kwanzaa. There doesn’t seem to be any interest this year either. The only ones interested is the Post Office with their Kwanzaa stamps. The calendar I have has no mention of Kwanzaa. Next year’s doesn’t.
Now I recall there was a flurry for a couple of years where we encouraged to do this Kwanzaa thing, but it never took hold.
I’ve noticed that the past two or three years no one is talking about Kwanzaa. There doesn’t seem to be any interest this year either. The only ones interested is the Post Office with their Kwanzaa stamps. The calendar I have has no mention of Kwanzaa. Next year’s doesn’t.
Now I recall there was a flurry for a couple of years where we encouraged to do this Kwanzaa thing, but it never took hold.