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Category Archives: judges
Come Join The National Guard
Okay, I’m back. And I’m going to start you off with another from the song lyric file. Again it is a humorous, (I think) bit of word play intended for listening pleasure, but for now I’ll be happy if it … Continue reading
Posted in Americana, craft, fleeting time, humor, joy and sorrow, judges, military/veterans, song writer, war, Words on Wanderings
Tagged Army National Guard, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Government, Military, National Guard, National Guard of the United States, Tennessee, United States
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She Was A Witch
As it is nearing Halloween I thought that we might like a little “witchy” poem. Short on time today, so “TH TH THAT’ S ALL FOLKS.” Have some fun with it and have a terrifying terrific Tuesday, Jake. SHE WAS … Continue reading
Posted in Americana, Animals, cats, haunting, history, humor, judges, Massachusetts, old days, poet
Tagged Halloween, History, Holidays, Jack Downing, Jack G. Downing, Jake, Witch-hunt, Witchcraft
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The Wake Of Molly O’Malley
“I have no idea,” is the answer to the obvious question, from where in heaven’s name did this one come? I think a wee leprechaun invaded me head during a bout with the Guinness Flu. However, I kind of like the way it tells the story of a lass … Continue reading
Posted in beer, brothel, demise, Flowers, history, Irish descent, judges, Loss of a friend, men, whiskey
Tagged Martin O'Malley, Molly O'Malley
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It’s A Living
In keeping with the light-hearted theme of yesterday’s post, these thoughts went through my head on Monday.. Hoping you all have a titilating Tuesday. Smile, it’s okay, no one will see you, Jake. It’s A Living The plumber once embarrassed, his … Continue reading
Posted in health care, help, humor, judgement, judges, lawyers, life, poet, wealth and worth
Tagged God, Jack Downing, Jack G. Downing, Jake, Publishers, Tools, United States, WordPress
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An Accidental Truth
With the Supreme Court of the United States now debating whether the Federal Government can force health insurance upon all of its citizens,(at taxpayer expense) I thought this poem may be appropriate to the occasion. Also, as an aside I … Continue reading
Posted in Americana, health care, history, in my opinion, incumbrances, judges, lawyers, poet, political, U.S. Government
Tagged cars, Google, Jack Downing, Jake, Search Engines, Searching, Supreme Court of the United States, taxpayer expense, transportation, travel, United States, vacation
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A Day of Thanks and Giving
Here in the United States, tomorrow we celebrate Thanksgiving Day, a national holiday. Just the fact that it is still called “Thanksgiving Day,” is to me, somewhat incredulous. For it implies the act of thanking God, for all that He has provided us. That is … Continue reading
Posted in Americana, Family, Feast, God, history, Indian Affairs, judges, lawyers, Massachusetts, old days
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The Right To Remain Silent
After watching the news the past couple of days, I am convinced we are loosing our “America”. Illegal, oh, I’m sorry ‘undocumented’ immigrants, are complaining that the U.S. Government is assisting the State Government in locating and attempting to … Continue reading