A somewhat obscure band, Audience. “House on the Hill” is probably their best known work. Continue reading Sunday Jam
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Sunday Jam
I still get head rushes when I hear the screaming guitar solo after all these years…
Good Morning
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Sunday Jam
I saw them warm up for the Who some years ago. Still sends chills up my spine…
Sunday Jam
It’s time now, more than ever…
Happy 4th of July America!
Happy 4th of July to each and every one. Celebrate American Independence in spite of the overreaching government, warts, and the retards that want to destroy it. (Looking at you New York Times.)
To those who would erase history, GFY. Love America or get out! Real Americans don’t take the knee & never will.
If When the civil war comes, I think the first target should be the NYT for their blatant criminality. Burn it down!
Meanwhile, we have managed to stay together for 244 years. Great going & let’s make it another 244. God Bless America! We are the shining light of the world. Never forget it.
Sunday Jam
One of those songs that I loved from the very first time…
Sunday Jam
One of my favorites…
Natural Bug Repellent
Yes, there are natural insect repellents that work. Here are four all-natural homemade bug sprays that can kick those pesky insects to the curb. If you don’t like the idea of spraying too many chemicals on yourself or your children, these recipes take seconds to mix up and really work for every day sprays.
KNOW THY ENEMY
As soon as we step outside, bugs have a way of finding us. Some use the CO2 we exhale to locate us, others go by scent, body heat, vibrations, or even the colors we wear. For example, deerflies are attracted to CO2, warmth, motion, and dark colors.
One way to make yourself less attractive to insects is to avoid using fragrant soaps, lotions, perfume, hairspray, or aftershave. Instead, use scents that block their receptors, making you harder to find.
Source: Homemade Bug Spray: Natural & Effective Repellent Recipes | The Old Farmer’s Almanac
Lots of good tips…
The Rest of the Year Should Be Interesting
