I have a history of being slightly creative when it comes to entertaining my family. Last weekend, I copied (created) the following page from Wikipedia. [Wikipedia] Wyoming is home to the most significant population of Wild Llamas in the World, including the dreaded Chupacabra Llama. This creature doesn't merely suck the blood from the goat … Continue reading A Lighter Note [Chupacabra Llama Re-post]
Month: March 2021
Introduction Like so many pieces I write, this one began as one and ended as another. Occasionally, I cannot refrain from saying just enough. Ride The Avalanche There was a time when waking up to the Local News with a cup of coffee was the only way I would begin my day. I remember getting … Continue reading Ride The Avalanche
Without question, the Global Pandemic has brought pain and suffering to millions of people around the world. I would never attempt to minimize or dismiss what others have experienced. Furthermore, I do not want to come across as [rubbing salt in the wounds of the injured]. That said, I believe we should all stop, sharpen … Continue reading Blessings All Around Us
This week in Boulder, Colorado, another Police Officer gave his life in the line of duty. He didn't hesitate to race towards the danger while others ran to safety. There are people in this country who would defund Law Enforcement completely. I expect those individuals never to dial 911. Joseph Shanklin March 25, 2021
Denver's Crime Wave Back when I was transporting stolen vehicles to the Denver Impound Facility, I had an opportunity to learn a few things about Denver's on-going problem with auto theft. It seems the car thieves are being released from jail as fast as they are arrested. Entire crime rings are being sent back to … Continue reading Denver’s Crime Wave
3/18/21 While watching the Local Denver News this morning, I learned something about Covid-19 Vaccination. Apparently, Colorado has the following goal. 6 vaccination sites, open 6 days each week. Each location shall be vaccinating 6 thousand people per day. Joseph Shanklin
Pictured: My Wife Title: DAMAGES Avoiding pain is natural. In fact, that's why it's there. Pain is a signal to the brain, informing us that something is wrong. Through our efforts to avoid the uncomfortable, we protect ourselves, our hearts, minds, and sometimes our lives. It's in this way that most people understand and cope … Continue reading Damages Part I [Spring 2019]
Well, here I go again, preparing for another series of dangers. This weekend we're expecting a snowstorm in Colorado. The forecast calls for 1-3 feet of snow here in the Metro Area and twice that in the foothills. I don't usually work weekends, but this week I'll be working all seven days. My employer went … Continue reading Playing In A Blizzard
Over the past two years, I've dedicated quite a few hours to writing about; the selfish World we live in, Self-improvement, and taking ownership of our actions. Most recently, I've shared a few stories from my place of employment. As you can imagine, Patrolling the Interstate Highways for a living gives me ample time to … Continue reading Struggle Within Us All
[RE-POSTED FROM MARCH, 2020] * The virus is not a living organism but a protein molecule (DNA) covered by a protective layer of lipid (fat), which, when absorbed by the cells of the ocular, nasal or buccal mucosa, changes their genetic code. This mutation converts them into aggressors and multiplier cells. A virus can be … Continue reading Covid-19 Information [RE-POSTED From March, 2020]
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