Monthly Archives: January 2015

Something is going on in the world. Folks don’t like loveable eccentrics anymore. You can’t buy a conversation, and, America has no MOVEMENT! When the Republicans rolled out their Classic Cultural Warfare Against Oddballs, the rank and filed booed! What’s … Continue reading →

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors per year. This blog was viewed about 120,000 times in 2014. If it were an exhibit at … Continue reading →

For twenty-eight years I have gone out on a limb in declaring war against the Christian-right. I became a Biblical scholar to do this. To be attacked by my muse and The Ugly Lesbian Brigade, is an attack on The Lost … Continue reading →

My great grandfather’s sons owned a stagecoach company, called The Belmont Accommodation Company. It took folks from Belmont to Half Moon Bay and back.

Below is an article on how to brand your company or non-profit organization. This is made extremely easier if your kindred owned businesses with your company’s name. This morning I purchased a business card, and other items whereupon is the … Continue reading →

In 1976 Gloria and I lived in this house on Yosemite Avenue in Oakland with our dog, Diva. We each had our own art studio and a wonderful garden full of food.  

The City of Paris is considering suing Fox News the propaganda wing of the Red State Tea Party Bubbas, and the Zionist Killer Army. This is the rebirth of the same team that seceded from the Union and launched acts … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I heard Brussels called the Capitol of Europe in regards to the terrorist attacks by radical Islam. It is said all of Europe is having a crucial identity crisis due to the large number of Muslims who are not … Continue reading →

Christine and Vic Presco’s friend, Michele, told me it was a very windy day the morning Christine Rosamond Benton drowned. She lives in Pacific Grove and jogs on the beach every morning. To double check her memory, she asked her … Continue reading →

Tonight I discovered my grandfather, Royal Reuben Rosamond, published a story written by another author.  I knew Royal founded Gem Publishing and published his own material. Rosamond would be amazed to behold the age of self-publishing on the internet.  I … Continue reading →