It’s August 1st, nine months into the year 2016, 240 years after our country fought and won our independence from England. Just think of all the advancements and achievements the hard-working people of this country have made those two and a half centuries. Candles and kerosene to electric and LED lighting, horses and carriages to … More The Seniam Mid-Year State of the Union Opinion
Thousands a day are scared, suffering in pain, and left alone to die. Some by natural causes, some by homelessness, some by starvation, some by environmental catastrophe, many by vehicular homicide, and it is those, left to die alone, I’d like this weeks blog to speak and be a voice for. Residing in the country, … More “Alone To Die”
In 2013 a very talented American R & B singer/songwriter passed away after a long fight with Cervical Cancer. There was no fanfare, no resurgence of the songs she had written or recorded, and the only announcement of her passing was by a few media sites, on June 25, 2013. She wasn’t even mentioned in … More In Memoriam – Puff Johnson
Tonight brought the not only the Season 6 finale’ but also the Series finale’ to Downton Abbey, written by Julian Fellows and presented on the PBS Television Network. Although I can’t speak for every viewer and fan of Downton Abbey, I found myself engulfed in the characters and the era of the period they portrayed, … More Farewell to “Downton Abbey”
Last night’s Oscars night was three hours of lost purpose. Rather than shine a spotlight of those deserving an award, the show was over shadowed by racism and poor conduct of those less fortunate actors and actress nominated. In my opinion, I feel the Academy should have curbed all the hype surrounding the complaints of … More The Lost Night At The Oscars
A day off and you decide to go out to browse and do some shopping. Your in and out of different stores, stopped on the way to the mall to picking up and check out items at a yard sale you spotted, stopped at a service station and filled the car up, made a few … More Self Service Restaurants-What You Can Get Free
I’ve decided there are too many subjects worth blogging about. Too many topics put out there this week to determine which one may stir my frustrations or emotions the most. There are the weekly Presidential debates, Harrisburg wasting tax payers money determining the cause of the PA Turnpike mishap, Pittsburgh opting to host the Superbowl … More This Weeks Seniam Report “Hit List”
I’ve no idea how Federal, State or Local Government expects the citizens of this country to continue to survive in this country. All we ever hear is increase taxes in all levels of government. Just this week President Obama levied a $10.00 a barrel tax increase on oil. Another increase in expenses to be collected … More GOVERNMENT INCREASED TAXES-FOR THE PEOPLE OR THEMSELVES?
January isn’t just the month of resolutions for the year ahead. It can also be a good time to reminisce the days back when and now I wish I had the intuition years ago to ask my parents and grandparents, “What was it like when you was a kid? I remember the many times … More What was it like when you were a kid?
Have you ever “really” opened and read any of the thousands of pieces of junk mail you receive in your US Postal mail box every week? Especially those marked “Approved” or “Confidential”? Like me, I’m sure you’ve just tossed them in the garbage without even to bother to open them knowing it’s just Credit Card … More Consumer Beware: “Prescreened” Offers
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