When you were a kid did you ever think you’d hit an age that was immortalized in song?
Yeah, neither did I.
But fortunately I have.
When you were a kid did you ever think you’d hit an age that was immortalized in song?
Yeah, neither did I.
But fortunately I have.
While I didn’t tune out entirely this weekend from social media and the news, I also didn’t dwell on it excessively. I had more important things to do.
Things like watch little kids scramble all over the place at Kaeideum in Winston-Salem. It is a children’s science museum with tons of hands-on activities.
Things like being there as Olivia had her third birthday party.
Things like going out to dinner with Granny Karen and Papaw Jeff as we all watched the birthday girl eat lamb gyros and french fries fed to her by the Complementary Spouse.
There will be time today and tomorrow and the weeks afterwards to figure out why a 19 year-old who had lost his parents, who had been bullied and ostracized, who had mental problems, who had been expelled from a high school went back to that school and killed as many as he did. There will also be time to investigate why the FBI dropped the ball on this guy. And the fight against those who would roll in the blood of the victims in order to curtail our civil rights will continue as always.
As for this weekend, it was for Olivia and family.
Today is the 240th birthday of the United States Marine Corps. I’d like to offer my sincere thanks to all Marines, past or present, for their service to our country. Semper Fi!
The official birthday message from Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps Gen. Robert Neller and SgtMaj of the Marine Corps Ronald Green is embedded below:
I’m of an age where I do remember the nationwide 55 mph speed limit as well as the lines for gas due to the Arab Oil Embargo. Does that make me old? Does that make me like 55 or something?