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This Country is in TROUBLE

I am looking I’m long for it. I see it in the constitution in words, but when I see the leaders of our country have given themselves and those who are working for them have become like other pa  Congress Shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.  In the histories that I grew up with going to school, we were taught about how some Countries you're taking away and another one took its place. Another thing I heard while I was in school was that a normal time before It is taken to another group To change the place in which we live. 

The world Has Changed Quickie

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I think that the reason the wolrd is getting so weerd is becaus of the leadershop of the world.  Marcelle Krupa, Leah Asmelash & Faith Karimi   

Family in Compliance

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The family is all dong what is to do what we should. We are waiting for the times that we don't need to look at each other with gings on our vase and satay paper from each other; 

the Desert is Awesome

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The Texas Parks at the awesome Hueco Tanks in the desert. COVID-19 had us stay in the house for so long  The desert gave us a break From the Life in These Times.

Mary may Help us if we Listen

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Stop to see the Mom of Moms

Before Oil was in great need

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Rusty and Me

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Rusty and Me My name is Richard Alan Jordan Jr. I was born June 30, 1948, in El Paso, Texas, at about 6 am; the first son in a sizable family. My father is Richard Alan Jordan Sr and my mother is Norma Jean Vines. Our house was right on the edge of the cotton fields in the lower valley, by the river between Texas and Juarez.   I was about five years old and learning more about who I was. I think I just started to notice life happening when mother let me and my dog Rusty go out to the early mornings before others would wake. Our usual activity was to sit on the edge of the porch and enjoy the sunrise heading our way, taking the soft dew with it. For me and Rusty, it was the delight for the morning. We never got far from each other in those days. During the early morning, the sun was just starting to show itself and let anyone see it who was this early. As the sun was starting to get hot, we moved to the back of the house to where the chickens and rabbits were run...