Monthly Archives: March 2014

For two weeks I have been taking on the housing system and have talked with Eugene City Manager, Jon Reus, about plans for the University of Oregon to tear down houses in a historic neighborhood. I will meet with a … Continue reading →

Famous American Privateers. Several days ago I discovered there was a ship named Rosamond that was a Privateer. I wonder if she was owned by Captain Samuel Rosamond of Charleston. She was sunk with all hands lost. She was carrying … Continue reading →

Six months after our family reunion in Bullhead City, Bill Cornwell calls me on the phone and accuses me of traumatizing my daughter by calling Heather too many times – after she does not pick up for me! “She agreed … Continue reading →

I recognized Amy as a fellow Seer the moment I saw her paintings. Seers can see the future. Folks who can do this, are known as Prophets. Those who can’t see, have got to get behind us and let us … Continue reading →

I just discovered that my ancestor, Patriot Samuel Rosamond, bought two homes on Bay Street in Charleston in 1786. This makes us one of the Southern Gentry, we making one of the earliest real estate deals as a Free Nation. … Continue reading →

Cindy Blake was my girlfriend in 1969. I had known her since she was a baby. The Blakes lived next to my aunt and uncle, Dick and Lillian Molnar. Randy Molnar and Tyler Blake were best friends. When I went … Continue reading →

When the Democrats elected Barak Obama as President of the United States, Governor Rick Perry talked about Texas seceding from the Union. Perry is America’s Putin – who has not come into his own! Above is a photo of Rick … Continue reading →

Yesterday I learned there is a new reality show in town called ‘Southern Charm’. From the reviews I read, it is anything, but! In a clip I heard one Southern Belle say the men in Charleston all own a ‘Peter … Continue reading →

On March 17, 2014, I posted the following on my other blog ‘Bohemian Democratic Design’. Three days earlier I talked with Kate Young of Windemere Real Estate about some ideas I had about how small people can get involved in … Continue reading →

“Vernon and Virl said they remember seeing the bullet holes in the door and staircase (two hit the staircase). A Prince Albert Tobacco can was flattened out and nailed over the holes in the door. This is such a sad … Continue reading →