I’m not gonna let it spoil my mood!

Wow, yesterday was a real winner, gang. I was feeling so happy last night.

And this morning, I woke up happy, too.

Everything just felt so good for a change — until, like I do every weekday morning , I listened to Charlie Ward’s daily news update.

He said something so nasty (and untrue) about the LGBTQ community — as if there aren’t any fucking HETEROSEXUALS who are pedophiles. Give me a fucking break.

Charlie is the only long-time Truther that I still listen to on a regular basis. Even after all these years. But this is the 2nd time in the last week that he has said something nasty about the LGBTQ community.

I’m really disappointed in him. And he’s another one of those Truthers who, you know, is so gung-ho about Jesus.

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Anyway.

I’m going to try to get back to the happier feelings of yesterday.

Ironically — the wonderful day ended with this!

Sandra sent me a link to an incredible review of her performance on “The Ms. Pat Show”:

The Ms. Pat Show shut down transphobia with a mic drop assist from trailblazing trans icon Sandra Caldwell (by Cameron Scheetz)

This Black History Month, the BET+ multi-cam sitcom The Ms. Pat Show paid tribute to a true trailblazer from the LGBTQ+ community, Sandra Caldwell, a legend whose flowers are way overdue.

“From stand-up comic Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams & Jordan E. Cooper (the queer playwright behind the Tony-nominated Ain’t No Mo’) the series has never been shy about addressing social issues as it follows working mother Pat raising her family in conservative, small-town Indiana after moving from Atlanta, Georgia.

“Still, a storyline that played out in the recent Season 5 finale, ‘A Family Thing,’ feels especially bold, forward-thinking, and empowering given what a hot-button issue trans identity is in today’s society…”

[full review is HERE]

Loretta Devine and Sandra Caldwell on the season finale of ‘The Ms. Pat Show’.

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The review is positively glowing. Not just about Sandra, but about the show, in general. Still, I was blown away by the tribute they paid to Sandra and her long-time career. I was so happy for her.

You can sign up for BET+ and watch the show HERE.

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Before I forget!!

If you’re getting just about as fed up as I am with trying to find ANY of my eBooks available online…

Yes! Smashwords has yet another sale coming up!

This one is “Read An eBook Week” and runs from March 1st thru March 7th.

All 4 of the eBooks I have with Smashwords will once again be FREE to download all that week. You can find them HERE.

(These are older titles and intended for adults only. Thank you!!)

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The other thing that made yesterday such a happy one is this!

Yes, I went to the Rural King to buy cat food.

And, yes!! ‘Wild Thing’ was there.

And, yes! While I tried to behave as if I weren’t a crushing 14-year-old, I actually sort of really looked at him while he was talking to me. And I discovered a few things.

He is not as young as I originally thought he was, although he is still a lot younger than me.

He has a large anchor tattoo on his upper left arm, so I’m wondering if maybe he’s been in the military.

And, yes, it seems like he genuinely likes me — just from the way he was speaking to me yesterday. And making more eye contact with me than you can possibly imagine. He’s never done that before.

And I kid you not — as I was walking away from his checkout lane and we had said goodbye, and a new customer was already in front of him, he called to me and said, sort of seriously, “Marilyn — enjoy your day.”

Yes! He used my name. He’s never done that before, either.

So I got a lot of mileage out of that little conversation, gang! And it just helped me have a really great day.

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Okay.

I’m running late here this morning and I have to leave for town soon. So here’s this!

I like Buddy Holly’s music a lot, but I LOVED Waylon Jennings! So here’s this. From 1968, “Only Daddy That’ll Walk the Line”:

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And a bunch of Keith stuff!

Celebrating the Chinese New Year, Year of the Fire Horse, Keith & horse by Gered Mankowitz:

Keith in Boston 1972:

Keith and Mick in Boston, 1972:

Keith and Mick (and Stephen Stills) in London, 1969:

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And that’s it. I gotta scoot. I am seriously gonna be late!

Have a wonder-filled Wednesday, wherever you are in the world.

Thanks for visiting.

I love you guys. See ya!

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I leave you with this!

From the CD in my retro boombox beside my bed! In honor of the Year of the Horse!

America, “A Horse with No Name”, 1972!! Enjoy, gang.

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