It’s National Airborne Day

Shopping...

Interesting day in Concord, went up to Wally World, not finding much of what we went there for... they have 12 checkout lines, only one was manned with a checker, 10+ carts deep waiting in that line we opted to go through one of the 6 the DIY U-scan it lanes. I guess I can put on my resume I worked a short stint at Walmart now.

Decided we were hungry, stopped at Longhorn and left shortly thereafter, no one at the Longhorn in Concord could be bothered to stop by the front to seat us... their loss, another restaurant to cross off our list of places to eat at.  We went next door to TGI Fridays instead.  

I got up at 4am this morning, no northern lights were visible...  Bummer

It’s National Airborne Day

Saw the Geese in the field by the Goffstown nursing home today, that's a good indicator that fall is not far away.

Jack (Jack Sparrow) was finally named he's our sparrow that for the last two years sleeps up under the back porch perched up on a bolt that secures the roof to the support posts is still, now we can at least call him by name.

Rose and I mowed for a couple hours the yard this weekend, the fields are in good shape.

I saw a couple of eagles fly up into the pines in the back field, they didn't stick around long but were cool to see.

Saw an article about heating oil in NH going up as high as $9.00 per gallon, OMG... 

79-year-old President Brain-Dead Biden “would be better off selling catheters on late night TV.”

https://spreely.video/v/2946295151/The-Hillary-Clinton-Email-Song-That-Broke-The-Internet

We once had a revolution based on taxation without representation, but today, it looks like another one is needed for taxation with representation.

According to Joe Biden: “Our economy had 0% inflation in the month of July. Zero percent.” Kamala Harris parroted that lie: “Last month our economy had 0% inflation.”

Fact: In July, inflation was 8.5% year over year, and that is in large measure the direct result of Biden’s so-called American Rescue Plan last year. The ARP is a major factor in surging inflation over the last eight months, which is now crushing family budgets.

Furthermore, the Producer Price Index — what suppliers and wholesalers are charging — is still 9.8%, and jobless claims have now risen to the highest level this year, adding more fuel to the threat of a full-blown recession.

 That is all...