Category Archives: Pet peeves
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Movie Birds with holes in them
Leave a commentOctober 13, 2024 by jacklovelace
The Alfred Hitchcock classic “The Birds” was on last night. I never tire of watching some of his incredible scenes. …
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Chiefs defense a hidden story
Leave a commentOctober 2, 2024 by jacklovelace
With all the media attention on the Chiefs I’m amazed at how it falls so much on the offense. Put …
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Pickleball pain
Leave a commentSeptember 29, 2024 by jacklovelace
There is a pickleball court not too far away from our house. The sound of the ball hitting the racket …
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Wyoming doesn’t have to sue: No Pickett lines
Leave a commentJuly 28, 2024 by jacklovelace
I was filled with dread over another Hollywood effort to destroy Joe Pickett, the great character in the C.J. Box …
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Motormouth hell only blemish
Leave a commentJuly 19, 2024 by jacklovelace
Home. Great trip. California is still splendid to visit. Had an old salt flying United plane home he was a …
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The old days when a heatwave was a heatwave
Leave a commentJune 22, 2024 by jacklovelace
I believe in global warming. Climate change. I really do and I believe in drawing attention to it so this …
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From the big bad wolf to a book savior
Leave a commentJune 22, 2024 by jacklovelace
I noticed some media just couldn’t avoid the knee jerk reaction to Barnes and Noble buying Tattered Cover. The hint …
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Wiping out cars doesn’t always fit
Leave a commentJune 1, 2024 by jacklovelace
I love public transportation. New York makes so much sense. We have ridden BART and it made sense. We have …
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What we lose with the mall
Leave a commentMay 22, 2024 by jacklovelace
Malls are pretty much toast these days. Death by Amazon. Fort Collins is no different. Plans have been made to …
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A $6 ice tea
Leave a commentMay 2, 2024 by jacklovelace
We were headed to eat at a typical Italian joint this week and as I perused the menu I glanced …
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