Well folks, God Bless America. Yesterday was a great day, though I'm not here to rub it in because I know what it's like to be on the losing end, and until just about 12 weeks ago, I was as ardent a Democrat and committed anti-Trumper as anyone, until George Clooney and Van Jones pulled an Ides of March job on Joe Biden and replaced him with the worst presidential candidate in the history of politics. I said she was gonna get creamed on the day she was coronated, and I was right. The thing with Queen Kamala (who used to pronounce her name "KA-muh-lah" before it morphed into "commala") is that she was like a evil character from a fairy tale, cackling at the world, full of herself, in favor of policies so absurd that you wondered if she was serious. ("Open the borders!" "Defund the police!" "Let the rioters out of prison!" "Legalize theft!", et al) And she was serious, of course. That's what made her so dangerous. She was like a "Batman" villian. She wanted mayhem. She didn't like civilized society. She didn't like people. She was only in love with herself. On top of that, she was a dim bulb. And like an evil fairy tale queen from out of the past, it was easy to recognise her, to see her coming from a mile away, to see who she really was behind all the word salads and comical accents. So thank God she is gone, and may we never see the likes of her again. Let's hope she takes George Clooney and Van Jones with her. I may be done as a Democrat, but to my friends who will always be Left, I say, "whatever you do, please don't pick someone like Queen Kamala EVER AGAIN." And reject the Far Left in general. God Bless. And don't worry, because this time it's Friendly Trump as President. His daughter-in-law and campaign chairwoman Lara Trump did a brilliant job with the makeover, turning him from Mean Trump to McDonald's Trump. And it's not just Trump, but Team Trump, with J.D. Vance, Elon, Bobby Kennedy, Tulsi Gabbard (there's your first woman president), and many more. It's a coalition presidency and good things are gonna happen. As things stood, with the current administration, it couldn't have been much worse. So keep your chin up. We may have some daylight ahead.
I don't have a whole lot to report that you don't already know about. I will say that yesterday was one of the greatest days of my life, and not just because America rejected Queen Kamala. A big part of my work involves memory recovery, and I remembered something yesterday that made my heart soar. And today is a wonderful day as well because it's the birthday of a very special person, who may even know what it was I remembered because she is a supergenius! I'll leave it at that for now.
Though it's been an amazing week, with David Gilmour, Halloween, the Election and The Wonderful Memory all in a seven day period, this does not mean that everything is well. See the last blog for emphasis. Things are even crazier in my life than they were when I last wrote, and you could almost say I'm in an emergency situation. I sure hope it doesn't come to that.
Here I was, in July (just four months ago), having just published "Pearl the Wonder Girl" (available on Amazon!). I was so excited. I had a real book, complete with pretty cover and everything. I'd written and designed it myself, a real bookstore book. And I had another book in the can, almost ready to go. All I had to do was give it one more proof-read, maybe a tiny bit more polish, then I'd be all set to release it, maybe by the end of this year. That was my plan, in July, to have both books out by the end of this year.
But then All Hell Broke Loose.
Things were uncovered that set my world on its end. The second book threatened to become two books. My third book, a rewrite of "What Happened in Northridge" would now take five lengthy books to complete.
I hope to get re-organized now that the election is over. I've got a massive investigation to complete. I'm gonna miss Depressed Ginger, Red Eagle, Election Time Channel and the great Megyn Kelly, who've been part of my daily coping mechanism through the summer. Before the infamous June 27 debate, I wasn't really paying attention. Then suddenly, I couldn't look away. Those podcasters, and other shows on Fox (like Gutfeld, Laura Ingraham, Jesse Waters, The Five, and the brilliant ladies on Outnumbered), they got me through all those tumultuous days. But now I've got so much work to do that I can't have any diversions or interruptions. I also need a bigger living space.
There are other issues (near emergency) that are far more pressing, but I have faith that God will help me.
Happy Birthday to the aforementioned Wonderful Person. I wish you a beautiful day. To everyone, we've still got a couple Monty Movies to watch and we'll try to get back to regular blogging. Stay tuned.