Today is Easter, the day I celebrate horrible Easter Bunny photos while telling myself that this year, I will not eat another jelly bean until Halloween. So
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To Catch a Preditor: Easter Bunny Edition
Today is Easter, the day I celebrate horrible Easter Bunny photos while telling myself that this year, I will not eat another jelly bean until Halloween. So
To Catch a Preditor: Easter Bunny Edition
Today is Easter, the day I celebrate horrible Easter Bunny photos while telling myself that this year, I will not eat another jelly bean until Halloween. So
Rear View Mirror – My Week In Review
Over the last few weeks, I have redesigned Rick’s art website at RicardoDuque.com. Take a look at it, subscribe (click on the +Follow tab in
To Catch a Preditor: Easter Bunny Edition
Tomorrow is Easter, the day I celebrate horrible Easter Bunny photos and tell myself that this year, I will not eat another jelly bean until
Rear View Mirror – My Week In Review
Earlier this week, I biked the lower half of the Lake Washington Loop. Today, I am going to bike the upper half. The upper half
This Is How It Is
So this is how it is: the innocent suffer, the guilty go free, and truth and fiction are pretty much interchangeable. There is neither a
Daily Prompt: Morality Play
The prompt is: Where do your morals come from — your family? Your faith? Your philosophical worldview? How do you deal with those who don’t
To Catch a Preditor: Easter Bunny Edition
The Easter Bunny or Easter Rabbit is a character depicted as a rabbit bringing Easter eggs. The Easter Bunny is sometimes depicted with clothes. In
Seven Unrelated Things I Love.
It has been suggested that since I do not believe in a magic sky god and the Easter Bunny, I do not believe in anything
Daily Prompt: Impossibility | The Daily Post
Today’s Daily Writing Prompt is: “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.” – the White Queen, Alice in Wonderland. What
I Believe in Nothing
So this is how it is: the innocent suffer, the guilty go free, and truth and fiction are pretty much interchangeable. There is neither a
