I'll get some grief for this because people disagree, don't or won't understand or see my point of view. It has dawned on me that Trump is actually in his third term in office. It's obvious he spent the last four years working and preparing for his second official term in office. What has happened in the past three weeks is nothing short of miraculous. I'm not saying that from a political or personal standpoint, but from one of someone trying to be informed and a student of history. I have worked for the government, been an elected official, and been on both sides of the table, as the saying goes. If you don't like Trump, that's okay; I don't like everything about him either, but I do respect his work ethic and commitment to his agenda. Right or wrong, agree or disagree, at least he's doing what he said he was going to do - not a common occurrence by an elected official. I haven't liked many presidents in the past, but I always respected the office and did my best to support what I felt was appropriate. Today, watching the Democratic response to the Trump administration has left me saddened due to the realization that they don't represent the people of America but something else that I can't imagine. I hope we, as a united country, will move forward and once again be the world leader and the country that other nations dream about being.#FoxNews #DOGE #DonaldTrump
@AmericaNewsroom the "maskless mayor" could hardly keep a straight face when he announced he didn't breath for the Magic Johnson pic. He know his comments were BS...
I'm a little concerned about the analysis and how they came up with the numbers however, the conclusions are inconsistent. It should be explained somewhere so the data can be clearly interpreted.
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I read an article about tree care in Metro DC and the DMV in the Washington Post Saturday and thought it was pretty good, written by Kevin Brasler. The article includes a link to a Checkbook site that rates over 100 companies in the DMV (below) which I think is a good overview.
Today, we are talking #trees. So, why is pruning important? Pruning trees not only helps with tree health, but also helps curb appeal and safety. Watch as Jim Zwack, vice president and general manager, Davey Institute, discusses why you should prune your trees.
I decided to become a artist. I call this “Apple on Old Door”. I like the black duct tape as it adds suburb contrast to the thematic tension of the piece. This is a much deeper interpretation of the fruit and tape genre raging through the art world these days don’t you think?