Monthly Archives: December 2016

A TUBER FOR MY MUTT.

With Thanksgiving prayers of grace now a thing of the past and most of the left-overs consumed, a good amount of uneaten sweet potatoes remained. I began to wonder if I might be able to feed them to my dog, Godfrey. I named him that because I thought it would be fun yelling a shortened version of his name when I wanted him to do something. It is fun.

I know chocolate (particularly dark chocolate) is poisonous to dogs and I spent nearly $450,000.00  in vet bills and residential rehab when Godfrey became addicted to guacamole several years ago. So, I went online with the question, ” Can dogs eat sweet potatoes?”. The first site I explored had the answer, ” Sweet potatoes are packed with nutrients and are highly digestible. They are as good as any other crap you might throw in your dog’s face”. I love clarity.

So I yelled, “Hey God! Get over here. I’ve got something for you.”

When I reach the Pearly Gates and am asked if I’d broken any of the Ten Commandments, I’ll plead : “Guilty…with an explanation.” In the meantime, I’m going to go back online to find out how I can use my neighbor’s cat as an interactive, exterior Christmas tree ornament. I don’t think that’s one of the, “Thou shalt nots.”

JOURNALISM IS DEAD.

Webster’s Definitions:

journal: 1) a daily record of happenings, as a diary 2) a record of the transactions of a legislature, club, etc. 3)  a daily newspaper: often used in newspaper titles 4) any newspaper or periodical, as one dealing with scientific or professional matters 5) Bookkeeping a) DAYBOOK b) book of original entry, used  in the double entry system, for recording all transactions, in the order in which they occur, with an indication of the special accounts to which they belong 6) ((orig. Scot)) Mech. the part of a rotary axle or shaft that turns in a bearing

journalism: 1) the work of gathering, writing, editing, and publishing or disseminating news, as through newspapers and magazines or by radio and television  2) journalistic writing 3) newspapers and magazines collectively           PERSONAL NOTE: Other wireless media should now be included.

journalist: 1) a person whose occupation is journalism; reporter, news editor. etc. 2) a person who keeps a journal or diary

Do you see any call for opinion in the above? Continue reading JOURNALISM IS DEAD.