Written by awneitsch on November 30, 2023
Talking With The Dead…About The Living – A Series
Mutterings And Murmurs . Social StudiesPeter, We are just about done here. Mom is in decline physically and mentally and you are still in the role of advocate for her care. You and Darlene undertook her care by methods and means that you will one day have to account for, if not legally, at best spiritually. That you continue
Written by awneitsch on November 8, 2023
SURVIVING THE WOKE CUNTICIDE – If You Are Offended, Read The Disclaimer…Or Don’t
Mutterings And Murmurs . Poly Tics . Social Studies . Songs For The ApocalypseMostly from Wikipedia, the sometimes true, free encyclopedia of malinformation, freely edited by CUNTS. This article is about the vulgarism. For other uses, see Cunt (disambiguation). Not to be confused with Cnut or Knut, a Scandinavian name. Cuntocide – the deliberate and systematic destruction of a group of people because of their ethnicity, nationality, religion, or race by CUNTS. The
Written by awneitsch on November 8, 2023
Hello Maybe…
The Chronicles . UncategorizedNice to meet you..I think…maybe…probably.Thanks for signing up but I’m not sure what I’m doing…mostly…definitely. Howard is restless. His brain is flashing like one of those delaminated lithium-ion battery operated L.E.D. lightbulbs outside of one of those combination microbrewery, coffee house, or axethrowing entertainment businesses that went bust during the COVID years. There is still
Written by awneitsch on November 1, 2023
Remember?
Mutterings And Murmurs . Poly Tics . Social StudiesWhen will this next world war end? Will anyone be around to remember? Nov.1, 2023 mayor@airdrie.ca; Peter Brown; Airdrie-Cochrane; Airdrie-East; Blake Richards – Member of Parliament; Office of the Premier Cc: ron.chapman@airdrie.ca; al.jones@airdrie.ca; darrell.belyk@airdrie.ca; tina.petrow@airdrie.ca; Heather Spearman; Candice.Kolson@airdrie.ca Bcc: Take Back Airdrie; To All Elected and Unelected, As Remembrance Day approaches and as we pick and choose what holds our attention, perhaps we could also pause