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I had a coworker who had a poster with this quote up in her classroom. I silently disagreed with it for years.
Looks like it’s filmed out around Lauderdale/Roanoke.
Knitting. It’s not that tough to learn the basics and it’s quietly satisfying. The only scarf and hat I wear in winter are ones I knitted.
I lived in Laramie about 15 years after it happened. I became friends with the local judge through his wife who I worked with and got the whole story from him. The two points I mainly remember is when his mom heard about the beating the first thing she said was something like, “I knew he’d get into trouble because of drugs,” basically because she knew he’d had a bad habit and ran with bad people. He apparently associated with at least one of the attackers, occasionally intimately. The other point was when the “dumbass” (judge’s words) sheriff (I think sheriff, LE officer) found out he was gay after he’d been identified he said “was this because he was gay?” and that set off the firestorm.

re: Nefarious

Posted by Jubalie Moe on 9/19/25 at 11:24 pm to
I just finished Screwtape Letters last week and randomly watched this tonight. I felt the whole time that it was reimagining of Screwtape. Was pleased to hear you second my notion. Will admit I muttered a few prayers to St. Michael and my Guardian Angel during the viewing.
I wonder when we’ll start getting memes about white parents having to have “the talk” with their white kids. Remember a lot if those post-George Floyd
Good show. One of my main takeaways, because they kept showing aerial shots of the town, was how windmills blight a landscape.
American Gods. Would have loved it to be a bunch of short stories, loosely connected, about all the ancient gods in America. Found the actual plot, kind of boring.
I read it for the first time a few years ago. Think it was in the month of March and when I finished I knew it would be the best book I read all year.
My husband complains that I randomly switch brands of something, or decide to buy the store’s generic—the most recent example is garbage bags. I like to keep our marriage exciting.

re: MTV's The Challenge 41

Posted by Jubalie Moe on 8/24/25 at 7:00 am to
Cocomo, your reviews are basically the reason I always read the challenge threads. Thank you for making me laugh out loud as I drank my coffee this morning.

re: Breed of peace strikes again

Posted by Jubalie Moe on 5/10/25 at 12:23 pm to
Thank goodness all those bystanders honked their horns until grandpa showed up and actually did something—-alone.
She just said, on Jesse Watters, they’re releasing flight logs tomorrow
Teachers have to submit lesson plans, not that different, or difficult.


A Facebook friend posted this so guess I was too dim to understand the deeper meaning.
NPR has been breathlessly reporting this like a giddy school girl.

re: Southern Charm new season

Posted by Jubalie Moe on 12/20/24 at 3:13 pm to
“He might raise the roof, but he won’t raise your taxes.” My favorite campaign commercial ever.

re: Ever climb a fire tower?

Posted by Jubalie Moe on 9/9/24 at 7:01 pm to
Dry Creek, La, lots of times
Cornrows make Josh look even dumber.