Bookworm Beat 07/31/21 — It’s another extravagant illustrated edition
It’s déjà vu all over again because I have almost as many COVID (and vaccine) memes as I did a year ago – plus lots of other good memes.
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Category: Open Threads
Bookworm Beat 7/24/21 — the biggest illustrated edition ever
It’s hard to believe but I have over 100 spectacularly clever, funny, or astute memes and cartoons in this illustrated edition. Wow!
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Bookworm Beat 07/18/2021 — the life in Biden’s America
The one good sign about the world devolving with such rapidity is that events provide a huge fund from which to draw when it comes to memes. UPDATE: I just looked at this post and saw that, rather than calling it “life in Biden’s America,” as I had intended, I
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Bookworm Beat 07/07/21 — the Orwellian America illustrated edition
The binding theme running through most memes in this illustrated edition is the fascism of Democrats and the tech tyrants.
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Bookworm Beat 6/19/21 — the stupid leftist’s illustrated edition
I was trying to find a common thread in these memes to put in the title of this post and the only thing that worked was “stupid leftists.”
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Bookworm Beat 6/14/21 — the Flag Day illustrated edition
On this Flag Day, you’ll find here the usual vast, insanely good collection of memes about life in the world Biden’s creating for us. Flag photo by Noah Wulf. CC BY-SA 4.0.
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Bookworm Beat 6/6/21 — the flotsam and jetsam of disturbed times
I attack the media, Critical Race Theory, Trump Derangement Syndrome, Al Jazeera, Hollywood leftists, and more. Plus, I have some cartoons. My apologies for my low output of late. Part of it is that, truly, there aren’t enough hours in the day. However, another part of it is that I
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Bookworm Beat 6/2/21 — the Biden’s American illustrated edition
I’ve been absent a bit when it comes to blogging but, thankfully, the internet geniuses have been hard at work creating brilliant memes.
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Bookworm Beat 5/23/21 — the crazy times illustrated edition
Whether it’s supporting Hamas; mask and vaccine madness; Progressive lunacy, or the demented man in the White House, we live in crazy times.
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Watch this spot open thread
I have to deal with emails but I do want to write about attending Lindsey Graham’s pro-Israel speech. So, watch this spot and, until then, feel free to use it as an open thread.
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Bookworm Beat 5/18/21 — the mostly Israel illustrated edition
Don’t let the title of this post fool you. While it’s mostly about Israel, there’s a whole bunch of other relevant stuff here too. BONUS: A mind-bending, vaguely hallucinogenic Danser Encore from a town in Italy near Brindisi
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Bookworm Beat 4/24/21 — the stabbing and shooting illustrated edition
Another splendid (and sizable) collection of conservative wit, wisdom, snark, and silliness from across the internet. Regarding this next one, I think what Evan Sayet is saying is that we Jews recognize Jesus’s exceptionalism as a teacher and the exceptionalism of Christianity as a civilizing force:
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A little of this and a little of that
This is a potpourri post: a little political commentary, some political cartoons, and some lovely images of spring at Charleston’s historic Charles Towne Landing. I spent another lovely weekend either working (which I enjoy) or spending time with my daughter (which I enjoy more) — hence the low posting volume.
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Idle thoughts of an idle blogger
I haven’t been posting on my blog but I’ve still been thinking about politics and world issues. This is a potpourri of those thoughts. Does anyone today remember Jerome K. Jerome? He was a Victorian-era author of whimsical books. I believe his best-known book was Three Men in a Boat,
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I’m still here Open Thread
I want to apologize for the silence at my end for the past few days, but it’s not going to change in the next day or two. You see, my daughter is visiting. Her firm gives her remote work time, which allows all the young people to visit their parents,
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