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JUDGING ATHENA won Literary Titan’s Silver Book Award for July 2025
Thanks to everyone who made this milestone possible.
Also with rose-themed banner, cause Athena n’ Josh…
08 Tuesday Jul 2025
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Whudda thunk it?
Thanks to everyone who made this milestone possible.
Also with rose-themed banner, cause Athena n’ Josh…
01 Tuesday Jul 2025
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I’ve opened a new Telegram channel to handle any urges I have to comment on day-to-day newsworthy happenings. I call it the “Blog Extension” as it will allow me to focus, here, on important matters. Kindly visit with the old possum:
24 Tuesday Jun 2025
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Long time been a’bloggin’ here. It all started on a scalding hot June day many … blah, blah, blabbity, blah. (Ironically, today is the hottest day of 2025 so far…) And this year is one when some of the often pondered changes did, in fact, come along. This place is a dot-ME and, once again, a dot-COM. Yay. And there’s now the real and working Author Page. (Quality and presentation will, as always, improve tomorrow…)
The stats: 13 years, 6,500+ ramblings, 40 bazillion words (some nearly coherent), 4 visitors, 3 views, 1 possum, and 19 green space chickens. Yee haw.
Remember this guy? If I recall correctly, this one even predates the blog by a few years and gray hairs:
Even this picture has a little age on it now:
Not long ago, reading glasses (1.25x) entered the fuzzy picture:
I started this project in my thirties and now I trudge on deeper into my second half century. (I mean, look at those photos…)
In some ways, 2012 was just yesterday. In others, it was a long time ago. I now offer over 6,500 posts here: some good, some better, some, uh, not so better. Thanks for coming for all these years. And before switching permanently to books (primarily novels), I think there’s still a little gas left in the Old Blog’s tank. Think of the near future as a transition period. I’ve already been scaling back somewhat. That will continue. I’ve added a News Links page to make up for my house reductions, renditions, and other “r” words.
Going to add to these:



Day-to-day postings will become less frequent, as will my columns, essays, and book reviews. Those latter articles will continue here and via my international semi-syndicated network. I fancifully aim for about one per month, but we shall see. Further ahead, look for more short stories, occasional longer essays on important topics of interest to me, and far deeper concentration on novels. I also have a few non-fiction book ideas to get around to. The time has come.
Happy 13th Anniversary, all.
Perrin
20 Friday Jun 2025
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The Piedmont Chronicles, MB McCart’s venerable e-paper, turns 15 today! Read all about it.
It was my pleasure being part of the team, as many here will recall. Here’s to another 15. And congrats!
This little site will have a similar moment next week. Stay tuned.
19 Thursday Jun 2025
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I’ve added a News Links page tab to the upper control bar next to my older Ed. Resources tab. I’ll explain a little more during next week’s exciting blog update post.
17 Tuesday Jun 2025
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Professor Dugin provides a compilation of video presentations from the recent Russia 2050 forum.
The Russia-2050: Image of the Future conference, held on June 9–10, 2025, at the Lomonosov Innovation Cluster of Moscow State University, was organized by the Tsargrad Institute, founded by Konstantin Malofeev. The event aimed to shape Russia’s long-term development strategy through 2050, focusing on a vision that integrates traditional values, sovereignty, and technological advancement. A key component of the conference was the presentation of the expert report titled Russia 2050: Image of the Future, which outlined strategic priorities across various domains.
A far cry from Western expectations.
15 Sunday Jun 2025
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We need more fathers and more children. If not for your father, you wouldn’t be here.
Happy Day.
*For those thinking about starting a family, I recommend a little book on the subject.
12 Thursday Jun 2025
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Да благословит вас всех Господь.
27 Tuesday May 2025
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It was the same year I earned my trusty certificate in computers from MSU. I was there, many afternoons, at Dudy Nobel Field for the 1985 season, and the whole “Thunder and Lightning” era. Forty years does a lot of things. For instance, it sees records broken.
It’s taken 40 years, but there is a new home run king in Starkville.
After holding the Mississippi State career home run hitting record since 1985, Rafael Palmeiro has finally been dethroned as Hunter Hines now stands alone.
Hines’ two home runs against Missouri in game one of the final regular season series tied the record and his shot in game two against the Tigers broke it on Friday night. The Bulldogs won 13-3 in seven inning to capture the series.
Congratulations to Hines. Here’s to the memories of a better time, and the excitement thanks to Palmeiro (and Clark, Thigpen, et al). Hail State.
26 Monday May 2025
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Since the last Americans to fight in the defense of their homes and families, the Boys in Gray, are mightily despised these days by a far less noble population, I decided to honor a very recent victim of the Yankee Empire’s endless wars. The following picture is an enlarged still from a video shot in the immediate aftermath of another GAE bomb dropped from another GAE jet flown by the adversaries-of-all-men IGF (“Israeli” Genocide Force) on yet another group of poor starving children seeking shelter in the remains of another school previously damaged by the children of the devil. From the video, it looked as if the little girl might escape to safety. She did not; I will not show the video or images of her dead or dying charred body being carried out of the rubble. This one is enough: Judeo-Satanism in one image:
If you’re an American, an “Israeli”, or, really, anyone else, and if you’re not appalled by this, then you did this and you are a retarded, demonic heathen. Saint Michael will see you shortly.
JOYOUS CORRECTION: It appears that the little girl in the picture miraculously survived, though she was badly burned. Many other children, however, did not. And many more have died since. Many more will continue to die until something is done.
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