I had recently watched the movie And The Band Played On, which tells the true story of the AIDS epidemic and how the CDC, NIH, and the Louis Pasteur Institute worked tirelessly to find the virus that causes AIDS. I own the DVD of the movie and have watched it many times, but the interaction … More Divided By Two
Today’s Daily Prompt is about having to be quarantined for a whole month due to a contagious disease lurking out in the real world, and the Prompt wants to know how I would spend the time in isolation. Like I told a fellow blogger, I had assumed the isolation would be held at our homes… … More The Bubble Life
Courtesy of Google Images Ok, my mind is drawing a gigantic BLANK trying to figure out what to write in response to today’s Daily Prompt entitled “_____ is the new _____“. For starters, I don’t have a whole lotta posts to choose from, so the pickin’s are slim. I did manage to find the 4th … More This one is a toughie!
Today’s Daily Post’s Daily Prompt asks, “a song comes on the radio, and instantly you’re transported to a different time and place. Which song(s) bring back memories for you and why?” I love the Allman Brothers ~ Midnight Rider, Melissa, Stormy Monday, Statesboro Blues, Whipping Post, Ramblin’ Man, etc etc… especially the song Jessica. When I … More Cruisin’ Topless on PCH
Image Courtesy of Google Images A Daily Prompt Submittal When I was 16 years old, I was hit by a pickup truck while riding my 10-speed bicycle down an alleyway, on my way to meet some friends at a local Pizza Hut. The only major injury I sustained was a terrible blow to my head, … More Wait a dang minute ~ I’m not immortal??
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