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So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish

I started PonkaBlog back in early 2020.  It began with posts on Facebook I felt compelled to make after seeing so many people talking about topics of which they knew nothing.  Back then, the liberal/progressive cancel culture was in full swing.  People who held ridiculous liberal beliefs said pretty much

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The Jeffersons

Every once in a while, something will happen in California that the rest of the country notices.  Maybe it’s an earthquake, or maybe a wildfire or even a riot.  Whatever it is, it’s big enough that people who don’t normally care about what happens in California pay attention. When that

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Payment in Kind

I received an email from Amazon a few weeks ago.  The email invited me to join Amazon Vine.  For those of you unfamiliar with Vine, it’s an invitation-only program where I can get something for free by simply writing a review about it.  Essentially, Amazon is willing to pay me

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Stones

I probably have the world’s largest collection of anti-Trump-decorated stones.  If not the largest, then at least one of the largest. Earlier this summer, I noticed a stone next to a sidewalk in a local park.  It was painted front and back and was covered in anti-Trump messages.  This particular

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Opposing Thoughts

I’ve said many times that I don’t understand how Liberals think.  I just can’t comprehend what’s going on in their tiny little brains.  I’m pretty sure that’s true about them too. I’m not saying that they don’t understand how they themselves think.  Though I suspect that’s true as well.  I’m

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Congressional Circus

I tried to watch the congressional grilling of Bobby Kennedy last week.  But I just couldn’t.  The parts I saw were mostly screaming matches.  I was embarrassed for everyone involved.  The whole format of those hearings is ridiculous.  First, some member of the committee will take 5 minutes to ask

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Sticks and Stones

When I was much, much younger, I remember running to my dad in tears because my sisters said something that had hurt my feelings.  I’ll admit, it happened more than once. My dad would respond the same way every time.  He’d say, “Show me where they hurt you.” When I

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