Saturday funnies!

I love the environment one—most of my life I’ve lived in a rural or semi-rural places, a few times in suburban places…& no matter where, have grown a good amount of my own food, taught my kids to do the same, even when they moved to more populous areas. I’ve always recycled, re-purposed b/c that’s the way I grew up way before Alexandria Occasional Cortex discovered the concept. I even use a clothes-line instead of a dryer, amongst other “natural” non-carbon-producing measures….but not b/c I “learned” how to do so, but b/c I’ve ALWAYS done so, having grown up this way: I resent people like her preaching to me: she’s a bartending Affirmative Action college grad who doesn’t know the first thing about her OWN Boston College major degree in (supposedly) economics or international relations (who KNOWS what it really WAS? That target keeps moving, just like Uncle Joe Biden’s stories about HIS life. ) You all are gonna like this: my youngest lives near LAX (Los Angeles airport), tho’ in a small, 1940’s “middle class America” enclave. He has no real back yard, but a nice front yard and side yard. He built raised gardening landscaping and put in vegetables that grow year ’round as he rotates them …..and he told me recently that people walking by often ask him if his garden is a “show garden” or an “ornamental garden.” 🙂 Pretty much I think that’s how far AOC and her ilk are out of touch with America today…including their own constituents, who should forthwith boot her and the rest of them out of office. My son and I just exchanged our excess “show garden” eats this weekend: my tomatoes, eggplant and basil traded for banana peppers, cukes and sweet peppers. Out here amidst the “regular Americans” you can find such people who live this way & we never needed AOC & her ilk to instruct us about how to live in harmony with our Earth—and especially since she moved into her bazillion-dollar D.C. townhouse and starting sporting her snakeskin shoes and million-dollar wardrobe. Just like ALL the OLD SOCIALISTS, she takes away from us with one hand, but receives unto herself on the other. Ever thus.