Merrily we roll along

Regarding recent space news: HOLY IEPETEUS!! Now that is some rock.

The more things we discover, the weirder and yet oddly similar it all is. If we were back in the time of Jules Verne, naturally the stories he told were outlandishly impossible. LIES! LIES! Well, such "liars" are living today, and his first name is Arthur. Just got the year wrong, that's all.

So the Prince is going to Take His Consort. Fine. About time. That poor family. Been slightly nuts for years. You'd be too if you lived in that fishbowl in England. Diana we all just loved, but -- if Cammie wants her Prince, she should have him. Blessings! There is always VIAGRA!

That does Rock and Roll, I think.

Has anyone figured out what Bush is doing?

Wednesday, already

It did. (Snow) Yay. Melting now. I am continually amazed by people who A) don't believe we went to the moon, B) Don't believe in Darwin's Theory of Evolution, and C) Refuse to consider that the Earth and Creation is more than 4000 years old. Such people believe it is unsafe to entertain possibilities. Whipping this old and hackneyed horse should be unnecessary, but voila, it is alive, ALIVE! These are the same people who turn on a signal for a turn in traffic as they execute it.

Media. A means of communication by means of various waves, sound, light, or by means of print. It is nearly universal, all you need is a receiver and a supplier. Events that happen are noted and broadcast as they happen, with commentators providing color and speculation. Instantaneous happenings. This is a thing that is new, within the last century, it started and grew to its present size. Now we know all the bad news as soon as it materializes, where before media, we did not. Ignorance was often indeed bliss, if inconvenient. There have always been war, catacylsm, Death, pestilence, flood, and earthquake. This planet is often a dangerous place for those living on it. If we would prophesy Doomsday, we would be correct. Somewhere on this lil blue marble in space, on ANY day, there is doomsday for someone. A bunch of someones, maybe even a whole area involving several regions. This is not something new. Or different. But now we know of it, from all over the planet, because of media.
So, what? Relax! Enjoy your life! Do what you can and don't worry about the rest. Wow! It's 4 days until Valentine's Day! Happy love day to you all!

scold

scold
Originally uploaded by Popokiknut.

Your assignment is to take us semi-seriously!

Let It Snow (dangit)

After disgustingly gorgeous weather, Us'n's in Wild Wooley Wyoming are going to dip into the 30s again. Well, any one who wants to pipe water to this corner of my world, pipe away! People don't realize that this area is semi-desert. We import trees, grass and flowers but those are exotics around here. Need water!

Time to rattle cages. Religion and science are not opposite disciplines. The more you know in either one, the more one discovers that there is agreement. It is not good to limit GOD. We beings are comfortable in putting down limits, fences, walls, parcels according to what we can sense outside of our being. There are other worlds than these. Open a window!

Is February officially "depression" month? If March blows, can April cheer us on? It May! In olden times when bathing was considered a luxury, we bathed in June. That is why people married in June.

laffin

laffin
Originally uploaded by Popokiknut.

I think she's got it!!!


While I'm at it, I think comedic relief is about the best I can do, jiminy!! All the brilliant bloggers!!! I have been reading around in other blogs and I'm blown away. I'm jes' me Opinionated grandma type who flies on her ol' pinions. I will anyway, so Hang on. Parachute optimal!

Tussle!! Tussle!!

Ahhhhhh!!!! I'm still working on this, but I gotta sign off now. Patience! Patience!
I'm in the process of gettin' my drawings in.

I don't think so

The world is coming to an end, PlipHHFFF! like that. No it's not. There are going to be mega disasters, but if you look at history, we've had those. Even at the time of the Great Dying, some of life continued. It's quite possible we need a glorious weeding out. Our Mitochondrial DNA illustrates that at one time there were not so many of us to carry on the Homo Sap line. But carry on, we did. I think we got a coupla more tries at actually doing something with our race that's noteworthy before we're done. History crawls with stuff from all over. Archeology does the same, as Paleontology and all the other gosh-0logies. We ARE going to be in for some interesting times, and I for one, have no illusions. I think I will be a casualty. I'm dependant on medicine and bionic assistance. I require batteries. You don't need me around, save possibly for comic relief.

Are we going to be invaded by ET's? Well yes, and no. It might be a good thing. Sorry, Martha.

Animals can think. They can reason. They have aware lives. Anyone who has spent a decent time with a pet and has sensitivities above pond scum knows that. I daresay they even talk to one another, and to us, if we sit still long enough to learn. They have societies. Ask Jane Goodall. They even teach their young foreign languages. Ask Koko. One thing I have learned. Potty humor is universal.

I'll bet that if they figure out what makes cancer tick, we could harness that puppy to extend our livespans.

Everyone, please do one thing for yourselves. Spend a moment, close your eyes, and humbly thank your life spirit for existing. It's a great experience! That was the politically correct version. Otherwise, Thank God. And mean it. That's it for today.

Well, FINALLY

Got posted. Great. Now to figger out how to do pics if you got Windows 95. Otherwise "HELLO" helps you. Don't tell me to upgrade. It costs money and I am one of those lousy wormets who have no money yet manage to finangle computers, and all that goes with it. A sum over $100 makes me sit and contemplate. Hmmm. Got any ideas?
P.S. I am a right-brained lass. I need information that a turnip can understand.

All of my action figures have had a conference. They decided not to worry about the Iraqi captive. "We've got plenty of clones."

Look it up section: seen that massive doses of salicylate might prove beneficial in treating type 2 diabetes.

The Mind Of Popo Knut

The Mind Of Popo Knut Still figuring this out. Don't mind me. I talk to myself a lot.

Lost In Cyberspace

Still working on this thing. Hmmm. If I post, why not read it on blog? I know. Another stupid newbie. Thought for the day: Wyoming might benefit from Global Warming if Yellowstone Park doesn't blow up in the meantime.

There's a lot to check up on --

Doesn't pay to turn a thing on. The News isn't helpful, much -- the main message seems to be DOOM! Well, I have ideas about that, unfortunately not real popular . So I'm going to stick my neck out and holler anyway. If I was around during the burying of Pompeii, I'd'a said, "Don't just stand around wringing your hands and complaining, get in the boat and get away from the volcano!" Or -- if failing that, shucks, hug your best and dearest and tell them you love them. Death ain't gonna be that bad. There's a Book that says it isn't.
Complaining seems to be the best we can do. It can be entertaining. Standup comedians are great at it. I thought I might be one once but I'm not consistant. I love Mars. Every grain of sand. I thought Titan was great stuff. We need to go out. We need to get out of the yard and go explore down the street. The world of ours might not be around much longer, and I'm all for "Hey! Lets git! There's a BIG universe out there." Go. Go. We need to, anyway. It's getting crowded on this third rock from the sun.

I do want to say something though. It seems that JPL and NASA and such do not talk much about our need for gravity -- to go out there. Our hearts need gravity. Our bones. We need to develop artificial gravity on our space stations before we go scooting off to Mars. They doing something about that??

Now I leave you while I figger out how to get my drawings on this Blog. Later!