2 kool 2 be 4 gotten
I had a lover
I thought he was mine
Thought I’d always be his valentine
Leaning against the railing of a Lake Charles bridge
I thought he was mine
Thought I’d always be his valentine
Leaning against the railing of a Lake Charles bridge
Overlooking the river leaning over the edge
He asked me “would you jump into the water with me?”
I told him no way baby that’s your own death you see
Too cool to be forgotten.
He asked me “would you jump into the water with me?”
I told him no way baby that’s your own death you see
Too cool to be forgotten.
Happy Hour: Red Garland – Please Send Me Someone To Love…
Panhandle Slim… Art for Folk…
Coming attractions
There is a new warning that adherents to the QAnon conspiracy theory — which posits Trump is in a covert struggle against a “cabal” of “deep state" opponents and pedophilia rings supposedly linked to celebrities and politicians — could turn more violent https://t.co/lu8gMvYVig
— Media Matters (@mmfa) June 14, 2021
Confirmed
NEW: Senate confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson to be judge on powerful appeals courthttps://t.co/MdieKNTmIN
— Geoff Bennett (@GeoffRBennett) June 14, 2021
Remember Enron?
And Texas leaders bragging the California energy crisis could never happen in their state? Looks like they can’t handle winter OR summer there:
⚠️🇺🇸#URGENT: Emergency Officials are asking all Texas residents to reduce electricity use immediately#Texas l #US
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is fearing possible power outages as a heat wave moves through. Residents are asked to keep thermostats above 78°. pic.twitter.com/dSJcV5jpsA— Intel Point ALERTS (@IntelPointAlert) June 14, 2021
Ohio: Still the new Florida
The Ohio Senate added to its budget proposal a provision requiring the state to cut off food stamp assistance for poor Ohioans if their households save up $2,250 or more https://t.co/gxFRsZrDbd #10TV
— 10TV (@10TV) June 14, 2021
Edumacation
It’s like a bad movie script. “Arizona teachers could face a $5,000 penalty if they allow classroom discussions on controversial topics such as racism or fail to give equal weight to divisive topics, under provisions of a last-minute amendment.” https://t.co/LgfrsHhZTv
— Ida Bae Wells (@nhannahjones) June 14, 2021
Get them
Breaking. House Judiciary Chairman Nadler: "The House Judiciary Committee will investigate the Trump Administration's surveillance of Members of Congress, the news media, and others. I have instructed my staff to begin that work without delay."
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) June 14, 2021