- Junie
Published writer, compulsive reader, Old School Whovian, Match Game enthusiast, NKOTB fan, data hoarder, and - surprisingly, given that list - married with four kids. Welcome to my take on life, fatherhood, entertainment, and whatever strikes my fancy. Enjoy!
Sunday, July 26, 2020
Saturday, July 25, 2020
Thursday, July 23, 2020
Squeaky Toys
He’s had this $4.99 squeaking steak home for 3 minutes and it’s already broke. Ugh. Ok, He loves the squeaky stuff. What squeaky stuff doesn’t break and how much is it gonna cost me? - Lisa
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Ew
This crawled into Lisa's shoe during a picnic on Sunday.
Update: apparently its a harmless cicada
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
Melting Pot
Wow, just heard someone use the term “melting pot” in reference to American race relations goals. I’m over 40 and haven’t heard that since grade school. So much work to be done... - Lisa
Monday, July 13, 2020
Sunday, July 5, 2020
New Party Options
Our appetizer and desert game just got upped thanks to an alley pick up. Thank you! - Lisa
Friday, July 3, 2020
Happy 4th!
Thursday, July 2, 2020
Junie is a published author!!!!!!
Junie is the author of an article on the front page of the Bay View compass that comes out today. Very exciting!
Thursday, June 25, 2020
70 Years Ago Today
Today is the 70th anniversary of North Korea's invasion of South Korea, the act that started the Korean War
Monday, June 22, 2020
How Father's Day Went
Father's Day 2020 went well, even if Covid cancelled the annual hike the day before. In the early afternoon LK and I visited with my Dad, the first face to face meeting with my parents since before the pandemic. Then I went home and grilled steak, baked potatoes, and fresh asparagus for the family before opening my cards and gift. Later, LK made me beer bread. A very nice family day.
Sunday, June 21, 2020
Monday, June 15, 2020
The New MPS Schedules
Can I just say the new MPS school schedules suck on all levels. My high-schoolers left for the bus at 7:50 last year, this year they’ll have to leave at 6:50. Up by 6:15am? My teens?! 🤣 This is gonna be interesting!
Not to mention the middle schooler will need to leave to walk at 7 and be home by 2:20. I sure hope Dan is on a 1st shift schedule by then!
What happened to the proposed later more sensible schedule? Which of you supported this? Name yourself, lol.
- Lisa
Sunday, June 14, 2020
Thursday, June 11, 2020
My Thoughts
The Left controls academia, the news media, Hollywood, the technology sector, and most mayoral/city government positions. In other words, a whole lot of our most important institutions. If institutional racism is real - and I'm not saying it's not - then which "side" is really to blame?
ISO
*pic for attention* does anyone have any knee high socks they are willing to get rid of? I started rollerskating and these kind of socks are great for comfort 😁
Monday, June 8, 2020
BLM and Covid
However you feel about the protests, it's obvious participants feel the cause worthy of risking the spread of Covid.
To bitterly compare their actions to your right to drink in a bar or go to a concert is ridiculous. Just stop.
But I will say, there should no longer be an argument against in person voting. The value of a ballot outweighs the risk; if you were willing to protest in a group, you can stand six feet from someone at a polling station.
Sunday, June 7, 2020
A Message from the State Bar
As the leadership of the State Bar of Wisconsin, we are disturbed and disgusted by the actions of an attorney who allegedly spat in the face of a protester during a demonstration on Saturday.
We do not condone this behavior under any circumstance – period.
The State Bar of Wisconsin champions integrity, civility, and respect in dealings with the public, colleagues, clients, and the courts. The behavior of lawyers and others directly contributes to the public’s confidence in our justice system. We unequivocally support equal justice and the right of all citizens to peacefully protest.
News reports indicate local Shorewood officials are handling this matter with charges being referred to the district attorney’s office this week. While the State Bar has no authority to discipline lawyers, the State of Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation investigates complaints and ultimately the Wisconsin Supreme Court imposes sanctions on licensed attorneys.
Jill Kastner, president
Kathy Brost, president-elect
Cheryl Daniels, incoming president-elect
Chris Rogers, past president
Larry Martin, executive director
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