ReadViewThink July 24, 2020 May seem crazy to you, but I anticipated a pandemic years ago, especially after reading about Pandemic Bonds. I was concerned enough, I did a video about the bonds. For reasons from my own way of thinking, I figured the pandemic would begin in Africa, so I was surprised it began …
Patricia Spork Update July 18, 2020 On Mother’s Day, my healthy, glorified chicken-killing 14-month-old Keeda (sweet and lovable, yet dominating and aggressive baby-girl, Akita/Pit Bull mix) was laid to rest. A couple of weeks ago, old-man Dozer (13-year-old English Bull Mastiff with the stubborn, hard-ass determination and spirit of John Wayne) was laid to rest. …
Independence Day 2020 was spent with family. We grilled hamburgers and hot dogs. Mom made a delicious potato salad. Of course, had to have some Pork and Beans, and chips and dips. I’d made homemade salsa from our fresh garden produce, and had Butter and Bread cucumbers (veggies from garden, too). Desserts included ice cream …
Patricia Spork Update – June 10, 2020 Everything you read below are my personal opinions (fabricated imaginations/conspiracy theories) about the pandemic, protests and riots in the United States. WARNING: If you’re sensitive and triggered adversely by fabricated imaginings or conspiratorial theoretical negative opinions on these matters, than please stop reading and go elsewhere on the …
Patricia Spork Update – May 20, 2020 First off, thank you, Mark, from Scotland, for your gift of appreciation to me and your prayers for my loved ones. Always nice to know I’ve put a smile on someone’s face. If I could thank you in a Scottish accent, I would, but you’ll just have to …
Patricia Spork Update – February 24, 2020 Yesterday was a harrowing day waiting to be informed of my uncle’s passing after ventilator removed in hospital. I empathized with my cousin, the only person allowed in the room, as she watched her father’s labored breathing and eventual demise or her possibly praying for a miracle to …
Patricia Spork Update – April 1, 2020 April Fool’s Day is here and I wonder if we’ve been fooled into thinking shut-down economies are truly for our health benefits or is their a sinister agenda underway by governments around the world to control its inhabitants to usher in the so-called New World Order. All I …
READVIEWTHINK – FEBRUARY 20, 2020 Happy Belated Valentine’s Day! During the past few weeks, much has happened in my life that has had me forego the blog, but I have stayed abreast of the news. I’ve accumulated several pages of links to articles read and videos viewed. There are way too many links to list …
ReadViewThink – January 29, 2020 Everywhere I lived as a child, stateside and overseas, I picked up on accents and slang words of local residents in those areas. And every time I was moved to a different location to call home and attended another school, I was made fun of by other children about how …
ReadViewThink – January 27, 2020 Started container gardening Saturday by transplanting two plants each of spinach, green cabbage, and red cabbage. Also, six broccoli plants. Once my husband found out broccoli takes two years to bloom, he didn’t want them in his small garden. LOL! He wants immediate results the first year. So freaking funny. …