by Marie Watts | Sep 29, 2025 | Blog
Table of Contents 2 3 HURRICANE RITA AND THE RED CROSSHURRICANE RITA AND THE BEAUMONT THEATERHURRICANE RITA—BRIDGING THE CULTURAL GAPHURRICANE RITA—A TRIP TO JASPERHURRICANE RITA—FINAL THOUGHTS Twenty years ago, Hurricane Rita slammed ashore in southwestern Louisiana...
by Marie Watts | Sep 22, 2025 | Blog
Table of Contents 2 3 MERCY FOUR HUNDRED YEARS AGO MERCY TODAYHOW TO SHOW MERCYLAST THOUGHTS ON MERCY Mercy, lenient or compassionate treatment, appears to have vanished in America. The political discourse has turned to violence and intolerance. Fewer people appear to...
by Marie Watts | Sep 15, 2025 | Blog
Table of Contents 2 3 DRIVING ROBOTSBARISTA ROBOTSTHE FUTURE OF ROBOTSFINAL THOUGHTS ABOUT ROBOTS Robots have spiked my fear over the last two weeks. You see, I’ve left the ranch and gone to the big city of Austin while my husband resides in the hospital. DRIVING...
by Marie Watts | Sep 8, 2025 | Blog
This blog regarding seatbelts was first published in 2021. I am reposting it because I am in a snit. My husband, one of the last to get polio before the vaccine was available, is in the hospital. The disease has ravaged his body. Don’t let anyone tell you the...
by Marie Watts | Aug 25, 2025 | Blog
Table of Contents 2 3 DEFINING A MEDIUMINTERACTION WITH THE MEDIUMLAST THOUGHTS ABOUT THE MEDIUM A medium was the last person I expected to meet on Saturday. The day started innocently enough—taking the trash to town, going to the gym, and picking up some home...
by Marie Watts | Aug 18, 2025 | Blog
Please enjoy this National Lazy Day Post that was first published in 2022. Sadly, after re-reading it, I can report that absolutely nothing has changed except that my anxiety level and paralysis have reached a new height with the national political situation. In fact,...
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