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Good morning Resisters. 10 past 9 here and 30⁰. But the sun is shining.

Good morning Resisters everywhere. We are almost into the 30s. By 9:30 I expect above freezing.
The cat and I are enjoying this very warm wool blanket from Korea. Back in 1975, when I was packing up to ship out to Ft Wainwright in Fairbanks, AK a fellow soldier gave me this very heavy, very thick blanket.

Gonna say goodnight now. Don't expect me out here any earlier than 9 AM. Maybe later. We are starting the day at 24⁰.

Russian armor the way I like to see them.

Good morning Resisters everywhere. Thinking of those brave souls in Iran resisting a very brutal regime.
And the brave warriors of Ukraine, they are protecting the world from a brutal dictator

Good morning. I am in Branson this morning for a doctor visit. Sunday we may get snow. And Saturday it's going to rain on Ava's Christmas parade.

Good morning Resisters. Sun is shining and it's 37⁰.

The daughter of Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov criticized the Russian Supreme Court's decision to recognize LGBT people as extremists

@liveukraine_media

Good morning Resisters. Overcast and cold here. Even Sammie the Longhair cat is inside.

Good morning Resisters. Supposed to warm into the 60s today. No more mornings in the 20s, this week anyway

Two generations of Crimean Tatars, united by exile and a shared dream of returning to their homeland.

In 1944, the Soviet regime deported the entire Crimean Tatar population from Crimea, a tragic event that left a lasting mark on the community. Lia's grandma, among the many who were forced to leave their homeland, found herself in Uzbekistan, far from the familiar shores of Crimea.

Despite the challenges of exile, the Crimean Tatar spirit endured. Generations later, Lia herself faced a similar displacement when Russia annexed Crimea in 2014. Forced to flee her home once again, she found solace in the stories and traditions passed down by her grandmother, a testament to the enduring legacy of the Crimean Tatar people.

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