Spell checker and grammarly subscription would do me fine!
Fifteen Signs You’re in an Abusive Relationship With Your Government
Whatever you do, stay out of abusive relationships. Psychologist Richard Schulman lists a few signs that you have become trapped in one. An abusive partner…
1. Stops you from seeing friends and family;
2. Won’t let you go out without permission;
3. Tells you what to wear;
4. Monitors your phone and emails;
5. Controls your finances;
6. Controls what you read, watch, and say;
7. Monitors everything you do;
8. Punishes you for breaking rules that keep changing;
9. Tells you the abuse is for your own good;
10. Pretends to know better;
11. Doesn’t allow you to question;
12. Tells you that you’re crazy and no one agrees with you;
13. Calls you names and shames you;
14. Gaslights you, attempting to change your memory of events; and
15. Plays the victim when things go wrong.
If all this sounds familiar, you might be thinking of our relationship with Big Government under COVID-19 tyranny.
The Curse Of The Drop Bears
Start At Nine
The older you get, the more real is this!
Happy New Year!
Service
I get confused when I hear the word “Service”.
Like with…
The Internal Revenue ‘Service’
The Postal ‘Service’
The Telephone ‘Service’
The Cable TV ‘Service’
The Civil ‘Service’
Public ‘Service’
Customer ‘Service’
Those are NOT what I thought ‘Service’ meant.
But today, I overheard two farmers talking, and one of them said he had bought a bull to ‘Service’ his cows. Wow!! Suddenly my list made perfect sense!!
Isn’t life great when you understand it. 🙂
Now You Got Lizzards Up North?
(I’m sure the B is missing and they meant to warn of blizzards but let’s have some fun with this…)
After COVID and murder hornets you now have lizzards?
Well, you can come down here if you like.
Just watch out for the sting rays, great white sharks, blue-ringed octopus, box jelly-fish, funnel web and redback spiders, coastal Taipan and inland Taipan, red-bellied black, death adder, Tiger, Eastern brown, Mulga, small eyed and copperhead snakes.
Oh, and let’s not forget the boxing kangaroos and drop bears.
Dang! Nearly forgot to warn you about the swooping magpies too!
No Vacancy
We lived through this in our family. Dessert Stomach it was called. My dinner stomach is full but there is pleny of room in my dessert stomach.
Santa Logs On
Christmas Tip
