Excuse Me For Not Getting Up

September 25, 2017September 25, 2017 / animar64 / 5 Comments

Photo A.M. Moscoso

A funny thing happened to me on the way to Facebookville.

I was kicked off of it for the day.

I posted a meme of Twitler’s quotes- one was where he called NFL Players who took to their knee ” Sons of Bitches ” and the other was in praise of the Neo Nazi’s in Charlottesville ” good people ” he called them.

The picture was of the Neo Nazi rioters and the NFL players who were kneeling.

It was a compare and contrast meme.

So my question isn’t who is the troll on my private wall- but when is Facebook going to ban Trump for ‘hate speech?’

amm

Wherever Marie Goes

September 25, 2017September 25, 2020 / animar64 / 1 Comment

First published September 25, 2017

Halloween is a little more then a month away so I have officially lost my mind and I have been busy decking my halls for the season.

So here is a family joke that reflects on my boundless enthusiasm.

Because my idea of taking down Halloween decorations is to turn anything pumpkin related with a face carved into it towards the wall and I will make my skeleton and gargoyle collections look seasonal by sticking them next to indoor plants

someone once asked my Mom:

” How do you know when it’s Halloween at Anita Marie’s house? “

And my Mom said, ” I don’ t know, how do you know when it’s Halloween at Anita Marie’s house? ” thinking she was helping deliver a punch line.

” No. Really. How do you know?”

My Mom thought about it. ” Well. It’s pretty much always Halloween wherever Marie goes.”

My Mom.

Knowing her daughter better then anyone since 1964

amm

It’s Time To Fall

September 22, 2017September 22, 2017 / animar64 / 1 Comment

Photo A.M. Moscoso

Autumn Equinox 2017 in Northern Hemisphere will be at 1:02 PM

Friday, September 22, 2017

Photo A.M. Moscoso

Click The Picture above for some Yummy Pumpkin Recipes- they’re not apple related but I don’t have any cool pictures of food that I’ve taken myself.

Fall With The Ones You Love

4. Fall is only ‘fall’ to Americans, even though the term was coined in Britain

What do you call the picking of ripe sweet potatoes, squash and pumpkins? Harvest. That was the word used until the 1300s to describe the next few months of weather. Because “harvest” also meant the gathering of ripe crops, when the word “autumn” showed up in English writing its popularity soared.

Some time after, poets coined the phrase “the fall of leaves” — shortened to “fall” in the 1600s. The word “autumn” still remained popular throughout England’s period of colonizing the world. The lack of consistent communication between the English and the people in the American colonies led to differences

From CNN

First day of fall: 5 things you probably didn’t know