Wednesday, April 1, 2026

What did I find posted on the King Manor bulletin boards?


Here is what I found posted on the fourth floor bulletin board.



Here is what I found posted on the fifth floor bulletin board.

 

Note:  I am looking forward to seeing NASA’s Artemis 2 launch, where the crew will orbit the Earth’s Moon.



I like to document the events in my life that put a smile on my face.


Monday, March 30, 2026

Sunrise over Lake Superior


This image was taken on the Blue Line bus, going from downtown, at the intersection of East Superior Street, South Tenth Avenue East, and London Road.


Anime Axcess at the University of Minnesota, Duluth


UMD’s Anime Axcess club should hold a join event with the Anthropomorphic Student Union, celebrating beautiful anthropomorphic characters.


I got my bread made with Italian Inspired Limoncello - Il Tramonto Liqueur.


My bread is made with cherry halves.



Thus, this is very tasty bread.


Sunday, March 29, 2026

I attended the third annual “No Kings Day” National Day of Action, in Duluth, Minnesota, the conclusion.


My heart is filled with joy, like a pitcher of cold lemonade on a hot day, seeing that so many American citizens still believe in supporting life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.



Despite the cold temperatures and overcast skies, I see many people walked here to support this just cause.



Will these protests be the resurgence of inclusive Democracy or the last days of inclusive Democracy?  Your support or your indifference in these interesting times will make a world of difference, for good Democracy or for criminal dictatorship.


I attended the third annual “No Kings Day” National Day of Action, in Duluth, Minnesota, Part 5.


I agree with the “No Kings” sign.



I agree that Peter Stauber did do that, while ignoring any of his constituents that he disagrees with.



These demonstrations began at the intersection of Lake Avenue and Superior Street, as well as at the Duluth Public Library.  These peaceful protesters then marched together to Duluth City Hall, where they listened to a program that was organized to support life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.