I gather from what has managed to seep into my news feed, somebody has gotten engaged to somebody over there. Again. I thought it might be a good time to repeat this old comic from 1996. This would have appeared the year before Diana’s death, and, if I may say, had more people adopted Arlo’s attitude, Princess Di probably would be alive today. But did we learn anything from this? Of course not.
Royal Pain
by Jimmy Johnson
…and we’re back!
After a brief break, I’m back behind the keyboard. I’ve already put in a few early-morning hours working on this site. Those are my ...
One Step Forward
There are two areas where I need to concentrate now, aside from the areas where I don’t yet know I need to concentrate. First, ...
The Only Constant
I cannot stress enough that what you’re seeing here is subject to change. When you come to this website these days, you are stepping ...
Hey there hi there…
ho there! We’re as happy as can be! I’m guessing an uncommonly large percentage of visitors to this website view it on a desktop ...
Dinner by Candlelight
It isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be. Well, I’ll be John Brown. This blog was revived just three days ago, and here ...
By Special Request
We don’t even have the mouse droppings swept out of the corners yet. The last thing I want to do is bring up politics, ...
32 responses to “Royal Pain”
You’re not green, Jackie. And I wouldn’t want you to waste the test. Better you wait till you can get good information from it.
For the cat people out there: https://www.boredpanda.com/cats-funny-snapchats/
According to the Old Farmers Almanac, all living humans are no further removed than 50th cousin. I’ve always been fascinated by other people’s fascination with other countries royalty, since it means absolutely nothing to me
I knew many WWII vets that would have nothing to do with Red Cross.
John iHT
Many years ago I heard we are all related by only 23 generations.
But then are we not all related to Noah?
or is it Lucy?
I agree with Arlo. This wedding will get tooooo much coverage on this side of the pond.
Black-winged plover, Kenya.
https://explore.org/livecams/african-wildlife/african-animal-lookout-camera
Peace,
Lucy.