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An Explosive Event.

45 years ago today, following a spring awakening from dormancy and slumber, the Cascadian Mountain Ranges' most famous volcano, Mount St. Helens, erupted violently with truly epic intentions and proportions. It was a morning and history-making occurrence unlike any other in the annuls of America's misfortunes over time with its countless volcanic areas of the nation. At least half of the hilly terrain literally got blown away in a unique type of eruption, one that has not happened very often, if at all, over the years including volcanoes across the globe. The rage of the event was imminent and immediate as an ash cloud and plume hovered over and then drifted  east as far as Minnesota and north into Ontario, Canada and went even further. The angry activity lasted for days, even weeks thereafter, and given the sheer scope and speed of the devastation, it was truly unlike anything else of its time, forests were completely flattened for countless miles, Spirit Lake was gone in a fl...

Truly Brave, Courageous and Determined.

45 years ago today, Terry Fox dipped his artificial leg in the Atlantic Ocean near St. John's, Newfoundland, and began his epic Marathon of Hope, in which his goal was to run the equivalent length of a marathon (26.2 miles) every day across Canada, until he reached the Pacific Ocean near British Columbia. This young man made it possible, and he was a star athlete in high school, which certainly meant that he was already in fairly good shape. The sad part of this story was that Terry was stricken by bone cancer in one of his legs, which at the time left no choice but amputation; however, that setback was not going to let Terry give up hope, the goal of his monumental Marathon at the time was to raise one dollar for every Canadian citizen, which was ultimately realized not long before his premature passing in June of 1981. He also wanted to fulfill his dream of this cross-country challenge for all of the sick children that he saw and met during his stay in hospital as it related to h...

The truth honestly says a lot.

I'll keep this as brief as possible for today; Roses are red, Violets are pink, Does "truth serum" exist,  What do you think? Truth serum could be the greatest vaccine of all time, given its existance, can anyone prove it's real though? Regardless, I will NEVER get vaccinated for anything ever again, that includes that "C-19" word, and even for the flu. Too many innocent people died because of that "so- called" vaccine back during the damn--demic, I will never again take any chances with my health, life is still too fragile and important. We were never warned or even alerted to any other vaccines that we took during our lives, but healthcare was sadly never as political as during the recent damn--demic of 2020 to even still now in 2024. It's all about "Agenda 2030" as we inch towards January 1st of that year and new decade. I will return to this topic and blog in the weeks to come, please stay happy and  safe; plus, remain positive an...

In all honesty.

Happy Thanksgiving Eve Canada, I felt that I had to post to this blog again this evening, mainly  because these truth posts seem to get the most views of all of my work, but because nowadays perhaps  more than ever before in my lifetime, certain people are so terribly afraid of the truth, and I don't know  how they can live with themselves. Indeed, sometimes the truth hurts, but it's for everyones' own good  in the long run, whether they agree or not. I would probably be even more honest with specific people,  but I'm not the assertive type, plus I try to avoid anger and resentment as much as possible. I will never  name anyone specific here, especially behind their backs, and especially if they don't support me and  my creative endeavours in the worlds of literature and words. I don't care if the person is narcissistic or  whatever other negative traits seem to have overtaken their personalities over time, but hiding from the  truth is even ...

The Truth Tells A Lot.

Two words that the majority of Canadians are familiar with are "residential schools", sadly, but in all  honesty. September 30th, known as "The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation", for the past  decade, marks a very tragic period in Canada's 157 year history. Past governments should be ashamed  of themselves for allowing such an atrocity to occur, to have even thought about such awful acts is sad  enough. Wearing orange has come to symbolize all the lost children who were forced to attend these  institutions of hell, they were preyed upon in such evil and sick ways, and many were killed for not  becoming accustomed to what a so-called "real" Canadian citizen represented during that time. Never  again I hope and pray that this country is faced with such abhorent and horrific behaviour. The details  surrounding these deaths are so grotesque that those that know the truth about what happened in these  so-called "schools" don't need to...