Preposterous Ponderings of a Perpetually Perplexed Person

Day 14

Your new work week begins tomorrow. Next Sunday is Father’s Day. So if you haven’t got your dad a gift yet, you have a week to get him one! In case you didn’t see the news, the two missing kids from Idaho were finally found; unfortunately, they were found dead. The bitch of their mother […]

14 Jun 20
Day 13

Your Saturday helping of Preposterous Ponderings. If you enjoy what I write, could you click that like button and share? Many thanks in advance! #weekend #restaurantemployees #reliefgrant #application #waiting #checkreceived #preposterousponderings

13 Jun 20
Day 12

We have conquered yet another Friday. For some of you, the weekend beckons. For me, I work Sunday. Hopefully work is not disappointing. Tomorrow, I take my 15-year-old son to go spend a few days with his girlfriend at her parents’ house. They’ll be meeting us halfway, so it’s not as toiling a drive for […]

12 Jun 20
Day 11

Recent events in the United States have me thinking a little about the whole deal of racism and inequality. Throughout history, black people have been degraded and used as slaves. Though great strides have been made to equalize things, sadly, many people are still treated as second-class citizens because of their skin color. In modern […]

11 Jun 20
Day 10

We’re nearly halfway through June, roughly three weeks until the halfway point of the year. I was looking at some writing prompts, and one of them mentioned looking at the daily horoscope. It’s funny, some people actually believe their horoscope like religion. I look at mine occasionally for the hell of it, more like comedy […]

10 Jun 20
Day 09

Today is Tuesday, the 161st day of the year. I guess this month, so far so good. Only 205 more days to survive in the 2020 hellhole. I probably sound like a broken record, but why in the hell do people equate Cracker Barrel with breakfast🤔? Even in the afternoon, I still have tons of […]

09 Jun 20
Day 08

Ponderings for 08 June 2020, about my work day and the continued police brutality protests

08 Jun 20
Day 07

Post for 07 June 2020

07 Jun 20
Day 06

In case anyone needs a break from recent non-stop news coverage, today is the anniversary of D-Day. The day 76 years ago when troops stormed the beaches in Normandy, France. Before too long, sadly, all of our World War II vets will have passed away. On another subject, I had to do some organization on […]

06 Jun 20
Day 05

Here we are, the first Friday of June. Let’s see, what’s going on? The governor of Utah has decided not to lower any part of the state to the “normal” risk level for coronavirus. Some cite the increase in new cases. Others are just plain scared like Chicken Little. While it is prudent to take […]

05 Jun 20