We are leaving on the 28th to attend our granddaughter's wedding in Michigan. Emma is our artistic daughter and is marrying a young man who also is in the art field and helps museums, galleries and artists display their work etc. He also is a marvelous craftsman and jack of all trades, like our son in law Brian, Abby's husband. After the wedding on Nov 1st, we will leave the next day and spend Election Night with Emma's folks, our number one daughter, returning Nov. 5th. Thus, you will not hear from me regarding the election and results but I hope we will know whomever the evening of the 3rd. Things could get ugly if not and we will be in Birmingham, Michigan. I called Avis and all their tanks were rented.
We voted this week. Took me only 30 minutes because I am way over 75 and Lynn 2 hours because she is a mere child.
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My number three daughter is an accomplished editor, lives with her professor husband in Chicago and lately has been receiving deserved recognition for her editing abilities:
Coming Home: Awakening through the Stillness into the Living Light is Fi Sutherland's inspirational memoir of her recovery from a coma in Peru in 2009, and a guide about the awakening process through personal development, spirituality, and meditation. Meredith Little of the School of Lost Borders wrote the foreword. Lisa Thaler was the developmental editor.
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| It Here +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Biden's Going Back Into Hiding. Here's for How Long. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Has it come down to picking on Biden or are all of these allegations fair game? In other words, has the shoe gone on the other foot?
Hypocrisy is not limited to the U.S. It is all over the world where people reside. Is hypocrisy something associated with animals? The 65 year-old Palestinian chief negotiator, Saeeb Erekat, is deteriorating so badly from Covid-19 that he has been rushed from his home in the “West Bank” to a hospital in Israel. It is Hadassah hospital in Jerusalem. That fact is presumably deeply unpalatable to Erekat’s comrades in the Palestine Liberation Organisation. In a statement on Sunday, the PLO said:
The Times of Israel reported that the PLO couldn’t even bring itself to say he was being admitted to hospital, in Israel, but said he was
The BBC reported for most of today that Erekat
In fact, as the Jerusalem Post, Times of Israel and jns.org correctly reported, he had been admitted to Hadassah hospital in Jerusalem, Israel. The BBC finally updated its report this evening to identify the Israeli hospital as Hadassah. There he will receive the finest care by Israeli doctors in the attempt to save his life. Those doctors will be both Israeli Jews and Israeli Arabs. He will be nursed by a staff consisting of Israeli Jews and Israeli Arabs. He will be treated alongside patients who are both Israeli Jews and Israeli Arabs, and he will be dealt with, as they all are, according to the priority dictated by his clinical needs. There’s one further point. On Palestinian Media Watch, Itamar Marcus writes:
It will be interesting to see how many British or other western media outlets do full justice to this. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ |
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