There was still innocence around. People were allowed to be creative and have fun. Shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer are a good example. The librarian was trusted. He wasn't just considered a creepy adult hanging around Buffy. People were allowed to get their creative juices going without the government and special interest groups acting like authoritarians. I seriously wonder how much more the government and creepy interest groups will sow the seed of distrust on our society so that they can grab more control and power over people in every sphere of their private life that was once protected by the Charter of Rights and Freedom.

A lot of younger left-leaning people were complaining about the coronation. Punks don't like the Queen nowadays, but they used to want to save the Queen. It's strange how these people are such dinks. They're angry at everyone and literally put all of their money into dressing-up and think they're somehow special and make the world a better place. Everyone at the coronation had so much fun and people were so happy. They were from all walks of life and lots of different backgrounds. But punks... They're left-learning whiny losers if you ask me. Too bad they don't contribute anything to the world but don't shut-up.

As much fun and therapeutic as it has been to have my say and I thank you for that Georgia ♥️ I feel that it's not as anonymous as it appears to be. The old saying " the walls have ears " ghosts, trolls and shit. Lol There is a whole world waiting out there and it's finally my time to shine. I do wish everyone well and I hope that you all find your way through this topsy turvey thing we call life. Never be afraid to be the best you and never give up on yourselves :) My parting gift of words to you . Be kind to each other cause it really can make a difference to others and you might never even know it at that instance. Parting song, Looking for love in all the wrong places looking for love in too many faces. Bla, bla, bla bahahaha Sure. Lol

Megan Markle didn't show up to the coronation? That's a bit strange, eh?

It has become more important the older I get. I am trying to eat more chicken instead of red meat. It's not very difficult actually.

My hair is me. Literally I will get a haircut and immediately after, I look subdued, tame, correct within the lines. Then at about the 6 week mark afterwards, my hair takes on a life of its own. It wants no predefined shape or predictability. I feel I am my hair: forced to conform, to get and hold down a job, be office appropriate. But wild is just on the other side and it appears quickly. It also makes me wonder about others, how much we each have to tamp down in order to fit in to society. So I’m just glad to let my hair go wild; it’s like my superpower that gives me strength within constructs that want to remove my strengths.

You know who you are. #Don'tBeADick

Well known fact: 90% of women are only interested in about 10% of men. Basically, this means that nearly all women are chasing a very small number of desirable men, leaving 90% of men out in the cold, battling each other for scraps. Fortunately for me I am in the top 10% and I have women throwing themselves at me all the time. I don't have to do anything, they approach me and beg me to go home with them. They get all giddy and smiley and excited. Nice life being in the top 10%. But I don't take advantage of it as much as I could. I guess I am just a one-woman guy.

This morning a gorgeous, young woman told me she'd like to get together. I said yes, of course. But I can't stop thinking about the woman I am madly in love with. She's my age and in need of love, just not mine. Sigh.

I am sitting in my kitchen, watching the sunrise, having a coffee and toast, while thinking of Bob Saget. I grew up on the original Full House and appreciated the Netflix reboot they did many years later. But what I miss the most about him is when he dubbed voices over footage of cats and dogs acting crazy on America’s Funniest Home Videos. Those were the best times for me and gave me something to look forward every evening.