The Dailey Sun-Chronicles . . . Originating West of the Sierras & Rocky Mountains
Happy, happy, happy, joy, joy!
20 hostages were released alive. More died in captivity before today – October 13, 2025 . . . over 700 days since their seizure.
Parliament won’t limit the length nor censure a bit of DJT’s speech.
There are yet to implement 19 of Trump’s 20-point peace plan.
Applause was overwhelming. So was PM Bebe’s (an indited war criminal) speech praising DJT.
Many of us share the joy, not what Americans did, but for the release of hostages.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tuesday, February 4, 2020, Two days after “Groundhog Day” and Semi-Super Bowl LIV –
After three minutes of the POTUS’ speech, we stopped counting after hearing five lies.
This Green Party member has heard too much. Thank God, the Speaker of the House is not standing and applauding. THREE CHEERS FOR HER FOR TEARING UP HIS SPEECH!!!
I wonder how long this boasting and unlawfulness and unethical behavior will continue. My wish was to have a new president by Saint Valentines’ Day. I am not just disappointed, but no longer proud of our group of 100 elected senators.
Most notably, my old colleagues from Indiana (Senators Todd Y. and Mike B.), Florida’s Senator Marco Rubio, Coloradoan Cory Gardner, and Alaskan Senator O’WhatsHerName are sure to be damned unless they repent and vote to remove this man who was not elected by popular vote of American citizens but by the outdated Electoral College.
Week of November 10, 2019
This is the biggest week in Trump’s Impeachment Hearings and Trial. As he wanted, the proceedings will be on television. One “senior official” in the White House relates that the Oval Office expects higher TV ratings than all of the Apprentice shows.
With peace, like a river, attendeth my way;
. . . as I pour out my heart:
All is well, all is well with my soul.
The thought of Trump spending the holidays and the entire year of 2020 near his South Florida golf course and so-called site of a G7 or G8 Summit; this gives my mind peace.
Trumpism Scares the Poop out of Me, Too
The Dailey Sun~Chronicles
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Volume VIII, Issue 60 10 – 30 – 2019 ***** Edition
Evangelical Issue
[Menlo Park Church, Northern California] – With the assistance of the ‘men of integrity’ of our Saturday Morning Men’s Bible Study Fellowship, we came up with some practical techniques to get latent Christians active and spread The Word. Many families have issues with relatives and close friends that do not regularly read, sing, or worship during these contemporary times.
Our Presidential corruption has been a catalyst for normalizing lying (violation of the 7th Commandment), failing to honor our earthly parents (sin of the 4th Commandment), swearing and cursing (contrary to the 2nd Commandment), or failing to follow any of the other seven Commandments.
It breaks the heart of a Christian when people they care about do not follow the teachings and customs of our Holy Church. Other than sending thoughts and prayers, the men in attendance at last weekend’s meeting offered some ideas of what has been successful for them.
Angels Visiting Abraham (Father of All Faiths)
Here are a few suggestions, which are NOT pushy or appear to be bullying:
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Hundreds of ideas how to improve the quality of life for senior citizens…
Dateline: Anywhere
Become Content
- Stop Complaining
- Change Your Perspective
- Be Thankful
- Don’t Compare Thyself to Others
- Lower Your Expectations
- Put People Before Things
- Do Away with Wish-lists
- Focus on Today
- Savor the Little Things
- Eliminate Excess
Practice Affirmations
Good Time Management: Avoid the unnecessary, inefficient, fear, indecisiveness, trivial tasks, distractions, disorganization, perfectionism; repeating, pleasing everyone, lack of rest, poor health habits, unmotivation, and holding onto the past.
Handling Emotions Well (wisdom reaction)
Develop a High Emotional Intelligence
Recognizing Triggers that lead to Negative Consequences (wisdom reaction)
Practicing Mindfulness
- A mindful attitude is non-judgmental, patient, non-striving, and able to let-go.
- One can do mindful eating.
- Mindful breathing means getting comfortable, observing each breath, and being non-critical.
- Mindful walking involves being aware of surroundings and keeping rhythm.
Becoming More Resilient
- Experience More Positive Emotions
- Express Gratitude
- Hand-on Serenity Exercises
- Move-on to Positive Emotions
- Practice One Scary Thing Per Day
Get Mentally Tough
Utilizing Breathing Exercises
Use Coping Strategies
Adopt Any of 12 Things Happy People Do
- Express Gratitude
- Cultivate Optimism
- Learn to Forgive
- Avoid Overthinking and Social Comparison
- Practice Acts of Kindness
- Nurture Social Relationships
- Increase Focus Experiences
- Develop Strategies for Coping
- Savor Life’s Joys
- Commit to Your Goals
- Take Care of Your Body
- Practice Spirituality
Reframe Thoughts into Happiness
Turn Personal Weaknesses into Strengths
Inconsistent >>> Flexible
Disorganized >>> Creative
Obnoxious >>> Enthusiastic
Stubborn >>> Dedicated
Emotionless >>> Calm
Shy >>> Reflective
Weak >>> Humble
Indecisive >>> Patient
Impatient >>> Passionate
Arrogant >> Self-Confident
Intimidating >>> Assertive
Act When You Are Feeling Down
- Be Spiritual
- Be Sociable
- Move and Exercise
- Nurture Yourself: Eat, Shower, Read, Dress Up, Get Creative,
- Engage Your Brain
- Do Things that Make You Happier
- Accept Medical Help
Practice a Well-Designed Life
Do Healthy Anti-Aging Things
Try Retinoids, Alpha-Hydroxy Acids, Hyalukonic Acids, Anti-Oxydants, Peptides, Deramides, DNA-Repair Ingredients, and Lighteners
Silence Negative Thinking
Discard Distorted Conceptions
Eliminate Things That Block Happiness
Move Beyond Your “Comfort Zone” and Learn: Deal with challenges and problems. Achieve new skills, and expand “Comfort Zone.”
Have a Growth Rather Than a Fixed Mindset
Improve Memory
(i.e. Writing things down, Chunking data, Little and often, Make it a story, Create acronyms, Say things out-loud, Create silly sentences, Practice, Focus, Test yourself, Ask why, Get enough sleep and water)
Practice Healthy Habits of Highly Productive People
Relieve Stress
Distress Tolerance
Manage Anxiety
Just Say “No”
Letting Go
Develop Good Habits of the Mind
- Perseverance: Focus, Complete Tasks, Remove Goal Obstructions.
- Empathetic Listening
- Manage Impulsivity: Remain Calm, Thoughtful, and Deliberate.
- Flexibility
- Metacognition: Aware of thoughts, strategies, feelings, and effects on others.
- Striving for Accuracy: Setting high standards, checking, and finding ways to improve.
- Questioning and Problem Solving
- Applying Old Knowledge to New Situations
- Communicating Clearly with accuracy and thought.
- Gather Data through various sources
- Creating, Imagining, and Innovation.
- Responding with Wonderment and Awesomeness: Having fun, being intrigued, undaunted by phenomena.
- Taking Responsible Risks: Competent, Adventuresome, and using new things.
- Finding Humor.
- Thinking Independently.
- Remaining Open.
Deal with Confrontation
Observe Good Nutrition
- Intake
- Avoid foods that may induce dementia: White Foods (sugar, bread, rice, etc), Processed Food (meats, cheese), Foods containing Nitrites or Diacetyls (margarine, beer)
Flex Muscles of Spiritual Fitness
Learn Effectively
Incident Prevention: Understand Cause and Effect; Identify Root Causes: Apply Skills and Knowledge; Get the Big Picture; Cooperate with Others; Set Goals; Build a Working Memory; Deliberate Practice; Chunking Large Bits of Data; Explain Training Techniques; Improve Memory; Repetition; Self-Test; Adapt to Unusual Situations; Build Safe Habits; Drive (enough sleep, food) Healthy; Learn from and teach others; Humble Self-Confidence; Apply wisdom daily; Relax and Reduce Anxiety; Prioritize Tasks; Self-Controlled Behavior;
Practice Sensory Calming Techniques
Develop Your Sense of Humor
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Volume VIII, Issue 80 July 29, 2019 ***** Edition
Dateline: Anywhere
Become Content
Practice Affirmations
Good Time Management: Avoid the unnecessary, inefficient, fear, indecisiveness, trivial tasks, distractions, disorganization, perfectionism; repeating, pleasing everyone, lack of rest, poor health habits, unmotivation, and holding onto the past.
Handling and Recognizing Emotions Well (wisdom reaction)
Develop a High Emotional Intelligence:
Recognizing Triggers that lead to Negative Consequences (wisdom reaction)
Practicing Mindfulness
Becoming More Resilient
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“Golf is Great Also Because My x-Wife Doesn’t Play”
“News You Can Use”
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“Newspapers are worth the price you pay;
If it is free, it is worth nothing”
Volume VII, Issue 8 Saturday, April 28, 2018 ***** Edition Only $1
LPGA Edition ‘Especial’ from Daly City
“Round Three at the MediHeal Championship”
In the North American Wild West . .
Dateline: Near the Top of the Hill Daly City for the Second Time in Three Years
(note due to loss of so-called ‘Swinging Skirts’ sponsor and the beginning of the tRump – Mikey Pence Administration, the LPGA was not able to stage an event near San Francisco during 2017 The first three rounds featured a pair of sisters from Florida. Their father made his mark on the world by raising his daughters to play golf while he professionally beat the likes of Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe. Their Mom was also a touring tennis professional
The Korda sisters hail from Manatee County along the west coast of Florida. They both made the cut again at this the sixth tournament of the LPGA season. Last weekend they played well in Los Angeles.
Nearly the leader in-the-clubhouse after 54 holes is Jessica. She currently has four more tour wins than Nelly. Her successes tallied high last season as Jessica Korda made the cut 19 times during 21 tournaments entered; she finished in the top ten four times (25 since 2011).
2017 was ‘O Nelly’s’ rookie season when she entered 23 tournaments and made the cut 19 of them. She did one better than her older sister by being among the top ten golfers in five tournaments. Nelly is almost 20 years old and has won over $500,000 already.
Younger sister, Nelly (pictured on the right) has shot consecutive rounds of 72 – 70 – 75. Her total score places her in a tie for 38th with 18 holes to play on Sunday.
Meanwhile, Jennifer has scored rounds of 68 – 67 – 73 and was the tournament leader after the second round played on Friday. She’ll likely play the final round in the final pairing with current leader Australian Lydia Ko.
Lydia Ko is currently holding the lead (-9) after starting the third round in fourth place.
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‘The Exorcist San Francisco-Style’
On January 30, 2020, an exorcist made a visit to my home. Because other roommates did not have Catholic beliefs, the priest was only able to pray in my bedroom and bless this room. It really worked.
Unfortunately, others in the house did not benefit from the modern exorcism. I can see evil in the eyes of three of my four roommates. It might scare others but I was instructed by the exorcist not to be afraid. That was his parting advice to me.
We continue to pray for one another and I try to behave Christ-like among the others.
The popular 1970s movie “The Exorcist” has always been one of my favorite films.
Unfortunately, for our federal government this movie was filmed in the Georgetown section of Washington, D.C.
Imagine Georgetown:
The “Exorcist stairs” are concrete stairs located in Georgetown at the corner of Prospect St NW and 36th St NW, leading down to M Street NW. The stairs were padded with 1/2″-thick rubber to film the death of the character Father Karras.
Go see for yourself next time you are lost looking for national monuments, parks, museums, and your unreliable congressperson.
I was among the 50 lucky ones to witness the premier of “Seeds” that had all aspects of a great play.
Masterful acting came from an ensemble of nine, which was set in the United States, France, and England during 1944, 1945, 1946, and 1947.
“Seeds” (of French flowers) was symbolic of growing and repairing intimate relationships despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles, tragedy, and wartime crimes against the decency of humanity. This gift was presented to Masha (played by Melissa Ortiz) as she revealed a dark secret.
There were over 20 scenes in the 90-minute play without intermission, each scene proceeded with well-chosen jazz, dance, blues, and popular period tunes. At first one may find it challenging to follow but Director and Playwright Anne Yumi Kobori crafted an ingenious way of telling the story and building the plot. The audience immediately was drawn into “Seeds” as it began simultaneously on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean with two opening scenes on the single stage.
San Francisco’s PianoFight Theatre (144 Taylor Street) plays host to the Utopia Theatre Project.com’s “Seeds” during the remaining Friday and Saturday nights until March 24th.
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For more information about the founder of the Utopia Theatre Project:
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for tickets to the play:
Ticket link:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/seeds-tickets-42700963732?aff=efbevent
Shalom =
In fact, it is the joining of opposites. Shalom to you!
Full Moon Rising – Monday, December 12, 2016 – Estrella Vista Ranch near Terlingua, TX
Throw Back Weekend Memories
Just thinking about how sweet times were. We spent quality time whenever together. In retrospect, loving relationships are usually not so positive as ours was.
Sure times were tough but together it didn’t seem to mind us. Both extroverts, we didn’t lose sight and one-on-one connection we had. There were so many things to enjoy. Even the mundane was joyful.
What made my last love wonderful is that we both loved God. With none of my past romantic relationships was this so true. Sundays we were happy to explore different Christian worship and Bible study services together.
Given our common interests and times we spent, it is hard to believe we have not seen or spoken for more than a year. The miles and circumstances have kept us apart.
I thought a reunion was iniment after she got out of prison. I was thinking that she wanted to build back her self-esteem before living together as we had planned. I was willing to wait.
Now we have missed spending a Christmas, birthdays, and Mothers’ Day together. We still have our memories when meeting in the Rocky Mountains. Thus my hope has waned. Yet my love remains.
My last love. I understand how other people who might have spent decades married cannot form another loving relationship. While never married I feel like I was fully committed.
What a “sap”. I still carry around the letters, the last ones written last September 2015, she sent me from prison in Northern Nevada.
Fortunately, she was released early. She never should have been incarcerated but perhaps you have seen how determined insurance company lawyers can be. Her crime was to take her elderly mother’s car, without asking permission, across state lines into California and totaling the sedan. Mom was too upset to halt the legal proceedings. I have seven month of love letters sent from prison to prove it. A good prisoner she was. Quickly becoming a trustee helping to prepare meals for about 55 fellow prisoners.
When you read this, perhaps God, you will urge her to get in touch with me, soon.
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