Fair enough. He can die now, assured that Saint Peter will be welcoming him at the pearly gates, now that he can present this proof of his virtue.

I missed out on a lot of sports fun and exercise, I'm sure. My life was narrowed in a way I hadn't fully understood at the time, and I blamed myself for my inadequacies.
It took me a long time to appreciate that my life was expanded in other ways. (3/3)

I'm severely near-sighted, one of out of five siblings. I'm the only one with a college degree and anything resembling a career.
I note the distortion when Trey Crowder wears eyeglasses and realize, hey, he's one of us.
I'm glad that vision care for kids is more of a concern now. (2/3)

I like this one a lot.

This photos gives a sense of peace.

Hegseth: ""I stand by (Bradley) and the combat decisions he has made ..."

"HE has made ... "

More weaselly words were never spoken.

The gallery of zoomed images is amazing.

That's terrible. My sympathies.

The "Never forget" slogan shouldn't be about anger at foreigners who played no part. It should be about remembering every life lost, and those who loved them.

Keep up the good work.

"Who needs an operational space for the First Lady, anyway? I don't."

That ain't right. He looks fairly healthy, though, so he can clearly eat.

Trump doesn't even like Republicans, though. MAGA, maybe.

My sympathies. May he rest in an eternal sunbeam.

My page image was taken at the Barringer Meteor Crater in AZ, which is privately owned, not part of the national park system. But it was a great trip. We also visited the Grand Canyon and several other national parks within a day's drive.