Saturday, March 30, 2013



 
Amelia out hunting Easter eggs.


In case you ever wondered where the right wing wackos get their information, this short tape is in response to Homeland Security purchasing ammunition for their assorted law enforcement agencies involving over 100,000 officers.  Pat Robertson is taking the opportunity to fan the flames of the right wing conspirators who believe that the Democrats, aka Obama, want to take away their guns so they can't repel the pending assault from either Homeland Security or the United Nations.

This article does a better job of explaining the DHS solicitation for purchase. http://militarytimes.com/blogs/gearscout/2013/03/15/homeland-securitys-ammunition-purchases-should-not-worry-you/

Thursday, March 28, 2013







Happy Birthday to actress and country western singer Reba McEntire who turns 58 years young today.  Reba has long been a favorite around the Ferguson house.  We still watch the re-runs of "Reba" and her new series, "Malibu Country." 

Karen and I saw Reba live at one of the local casinos and she puts on a great show.


 


Wednesday, March 27, 2013


A non-profit has purchased the property directly across the street from the Westboro Baptist Church and painted it as a rainbow flag.  "Equality House" will house volunteers fighting bigotry.  I love it!!

Space Mountain with the lights on.  Interesting.

"Wear Your Love Like Heaven" by Donovan.  1967



"My Green Tambourine" by the Lemon Pipers.  1967
Happy Birthday wishes go out to my favorite CSI Pauley Perrette, aka Abby Scuito from the hit series NCIS, who turns 44 years old today.  Perrette is also a published writer, singer, and social activist. She is married to Michael Bosman and doesn't have any children.

 
Perrette has a BA degree in criminal justice and was working on her masters in the field when she chose to pursue acting.  Perrette started out doing comercials and voice overs.  The NCIS series has been on the air for ten years, totaling 228 episodes.  Perrette has been on the show the entire time.


Perrette was also the lead singer in the group "Lo-Ball", an all female group that performed in the Los Angeles area.