
Don't look now, but I do believe the massive "house-lift" has been completed and before the first snowfall no less! All my beeaacching and impatience has been rewarded. Oh yeah, now I get to pay the bill. Oh well.
Our fancy new porch lights that are motion and light activated played a little peek a boo on all Hallows, refusing to turn on at the appointed witching hour of 6 pm-too much daylight. Which caused the early "trick/treaters" to turn tail. Dressed like a vampire and afraid of a little light? Oh yeah, I guess a vampire would be. I literally had to stand on the porch waving goodies to get the first ones to come back and collect their prizes. Since I only get about a dozen the whole night I didn't want to miss half of them. More candy for the Burt man to eat. We got his favorite kinds to keep me out of the bowl. Working so far but he does take his time.
Leading into a rant of sorts. Where the heck are all the kids? Is everybody too afraid of the remote possibilities of poison apples ala Snow White to let their precious trick or treat? Bummer. Of course that fits right in with the latest "r" topic "they think is important" for the week. They are trying to pass a bill to make the reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance mandatory each school morning. Huh. Next they will mandate brown shirts as acceptable school dress along with practice marches and heils to the.... well you get the drift. Again how does all this hoopla add to strengthening Michigan's economy and producing jobs?
The men and women of the armed services yesterday and today fought and died to give us all choices and freedom. Why is there a dedicated group trying to run our lives and privacy into the ground under the guise of doing what's best for us. Right. What if all these old men called up another war and nobody showed up? Hmmm
And as the party of NO is ranting and carrying on about every issue or jobs bill that comes from the Prez I saw a little article tucked into an inner page of the newspaper. The National Health Care law has already saved Seniors over one billion dollars in health care costs for prescriptions by closing the so-called donut hole. That is not to mention all the jobless, college-educated unemployed younger adults who are able to keep medical until age 26. Golly, maybe if we just let something work or fail, we might learn something instead of just saying no. Makes you think, I hope.
Nice to know brain and body still work and I'm still ranting as November marks my entry into the 6th decade.