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Hi, my name is Phil. I’ve managed to escape the corporate world, rid myself of excess belongings, travel the country extensively in my old Winnebago, and find a new home on a beautiful barrier island in the Gulf of Mexico. I define myself as: a free spirit, a writer, a philosophical anarchist, a poet; a lover of nature, a lover of art, a protector of animals, as well as a devoted friend and partner
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- Word of the Day Challenge
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- This African Girl
- Sauce Box
- Aicha
- Midwest Fantasy Writes
- MovieBabble
- Ancient Beauty
- The Feathered Sleep
- Mind is Everything!
- Soul Symphonies
- The Girl with the Butterfly Tattoo
- Self-Centric Design
- 'V' as in Vixen
- Hiking Jess
- LOVE QUIRKY
- Unbound Boxes Limping Gods
- Peace, Love and Patchouli
- beth tremaglio
- Chords in the circle of life
- BOOKS AND HOT TEA
- She's in Prison
- Silver Birch Press
- Survival Skills
- Scatteredmockingbirds
Monthly Archives: February 2014
Paradise Found
Great Kiskadees It’s a warm foggy day on the Island. Decided to take a break from the story I’m working on, stepped out my back door for a needed break and saw two of these beautiful creatures playing on the … Continue reading
Posted in General, Opinion, Reflection
Tagged kiskadees, reflections, sierra madre, south padre
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You Wear Your Heart Where?
I’ve never fully understood this heart on the sleeve thing. A lot of people mention it when describing themselves. Whether it’s a good thing or a bad thing, I really can’t say. After all these years of hearing people talk … Continue reading
Posted in General, Humor, Opinion
Tagged hearts, humor, wear your heart on your sleeve
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Catching Up With World’s Most Interesting Man: In Sochi?
WMIM with friends at a Sochi night spot. During his coverage of the Winter Games, T.A.I.’s correspondent, P.B. Livs recently caught up with the World’s Most Interesting Man, Ernesto Lamas in Sochi. Ernesto’s appearance in Sochi created quite a buzz … Continue reading
Advice to Senior Citizens Wintering in Deep South Texas
February is drawing to a close and so is another season for the hundreds of thousands that flee their northern homes to escape the brunt of winter. The migrating herd consists primarily of retirees, farmers, or seasonal workers from the … Continue reading
Posted in General, Humor, Opinion
Tagged deep south texas, retirees, Rio Grande Valley, senior citizens, senior living, Snowbirds, south padre, Winter Texans
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Noam Chomsky: Food for Thought in a Reason Starved World
“The point of public relations slogans like “Support our troops” is that they don’t mean anything… That’s the whole point of good propaganda. You want to create a slogan that nobody’s going to be against, and everybody’s going to be … Continue reading
Posted in General, Opinion
Tagged anti-war, Chomsky, Chomsky quotes, Freedom, human rights. military madness. military power, opinion, propaganda
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Honoring the Invisible Olympians: Spotlight on Serbia’s Ivana Kovacevic
On Thursday, at the Ladies 10km Classic, Poland’s Justyna Kowalczyk crossed the finish to take Gold. A full 17 minutes behind Kowalczyk, a determined 19 year-old struggled to climb the final hill, going so slowly that race officials were … Continue reading
Honoring the Invisible Olympians: Spotlight on Hungary’s Anna Berecz
From Budapest, Hungary, Anna first tried skiing at the age of one and a half. She has since made the most of her talents. The sport of Alpine Skiing has afforded her many advantages one might not have hailing from … Continue reading
Honoring the Invisible Olympians: Alexandra Camenscic and Jun-Ho-Hwang
Featured in this installment are two more skiers who finished last in their respective events on Sunday but deserve recognition. Alexandra Camenscic Maldova’s Alexandra Camenscic finished 84th (last) in Sunday’s Biathlon. Hailing from Criuleni near the Black Sea, she left … Continue reading
Honoring the Invisible Olympians: Spotlight on Kelime Cetinkaya
Far From the madding crowd’s ignoble strife Their sober wishes never learn’d to stray; Along the cool sequester’d vale of life They kept the noiseless tenor of their way. Our Culture’s fascination with winning too frequently obscures those individuals that … Continue reading
Coming Out of the Closet: YES I’M A CURLING FAN!
Deal with it. We are here. Loud and proud. Since I don’t reside in Canada or a major US city, the opportunity to enjoy a good Bonspiel (Curling lingo for all you neophytes) comes around but once every four years. This year, … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Opinion, Sports
Tagged curling, curling facts, curling terms, Olympic curling, Olympics
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