pledging america s unwavering support for democracy in taiwan. the ccp is not taking that lying down. china putting out a new saber rattling video this morning showing missiles at the ready and fighter jets moving into position as beijing prepares to hold its largest taiwan military drills. they will go on for six days. we haven t seen them at this magnitude in 30 years. bill: they re set to surround the island while conducting live fire exercises. some of those drills will happen in taiwanese waters. former secretary of state mike pompeo saying it is america s responsibility to hold beijing accountable. over these last 48 hours with respect to pelosi s trip is a symptom of the challenge in front of us. we weren t going to sit back and listen to the rhetoric and do nothing. if you continue down this pack and conduct live fire exercise we ll begin to take real action. there was no threat to china itself. they created this crisis. we should not let them use the visit of s
who shuffled onto the stage thi afternoon to mumble about omicron. here as part of what he said. i know some americans are wonderings if you can safely celebrate the holidays with family and friends. the answer is yes you can. if you and those you celebrate with our vaccinated, particularly if you ve gotten your booster shots. if you are vaccinated and following precautions we all know well, you should feel comfortable celebrating christmas and the holidays as you plan to. there you go great if you ha at least three job biden approved vaccine injections, yo can celebrate christmas. that s the word from our botox from the podium. otherwise you can t celebrate christmas. for now, joe biden has canceled christmas for america s working class as the unvaccinated. they didn t vote from the love that last.
Walsh s Wonderings - From going bald to bald
April 26, 2021
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It had been too long. Not the hair, of course. The hair had not been “long” for eight years (here’s a link to my 2013 column on my 19-month journey to donate my hair).
No, it was the slow, painful erosion of my hairline from a forehead to a “six head” that led me to shave it all as clean as an eight-ball. The monk look, with it’s classic “horseshoe around the back,” simply didn’t track for me.
Shaving one’s head seems to be the “in” thing to do nowadays and I’m happy to ride that wave into my dotage. I can go for a jog and not look like a dog left out in the rain; instead I look like a cardiac patient trotting away from a house fire, like God intended. I no longer have to scramble for hats on a bad hair day when I forgot to shower (also, fewer showers). The cost of letting one’s hair grow wild and free is the upkeep involving shampoos, brushes and even hair ties.
transmitted disease, there s tension, stress, anxiety in this human experience. there s fear, there s flounderings, there s questions and wonderings and so we re trying to manage the pain of being human. might do that with a piece of chocolate cake. you might do it with a scripture. some people do it with a glass of wine. i fasted and prayed, sing, millions are getting treatment this morning in church, religious experiences all over the planet. but when i say sexually transmitted, it is because your parents were intimate and here you come. you didn t ask to be here, you just showed up. we try to figure out what do i do with being on this planet. so religion or faith-based consciousness has address those issues. bishop, thauk. thank you. very interesting. thanks. pleasure. and for more stories on faith, check out our belief blog at cnn.com/belief.