Well, it's just completely gone now. Whatever has happened? A whole blog posting meticulously made yesterday which I had been just saving, all ready to upload this morning, since our internet here doesn't function well in the evening, has just completely vanished, whoosh! So does this mean part of my own personal history has been lost? Yes, at least as documented for the last day or 2, because I can't even remember what has happened now, right here in my own life.
Backtracking to actually revive the lost post has proved to be simply impossible. Memory speak! I've tried every which way. This would not have happened if I had been writing on actual paper, as that paper would still be here, with my own words still written on it now. Cave drawings made many thousands of years ago even speak to us now. A computer document is much less reliable. It must be uploaded and posted on the internet to even survive. My blog posts from 2009 are still here, so that's reassuring. How long will they last? Probably not as long as the cave messages still visible today.
Since the title of the lost post still remains, we'll just have to start there, though a small chunk of my personal history is now lost forever. Will anyone really care? Does it really even matter? Yes, it does matter to me, with my memory now fading day by day. That's one reason I write this blog, to just jog my own memory, as I've actually lived quite an interesting and unusual life, some of it recounted in my books. Since my memory is fading now, it's best to write everything down, so as to be able to go back to remember it myself.
So what does the blog title, still here from yesterday, actually mean?
- Hervé Bazin Novel, originally published in French as Vipère au poing in 1948 and translated into English as Grasping the Viper, is a semi-autobiographical first novel by French author Hervé Bazin, making a dark, fierce condemnation of an abusive, tyrannical mother and a stifling family life.
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Here now is another sort of viper, our erstwhile and current president, chosen by a majority of Americans, though some now regret their vote. Many US citizens, including me, though I've never voted for him myself, are now awaiting anxiously for Donald Trump's upcoming retirement. Only a year and a few months are left to go.
Does our nation's capital really need such an arch? Probably not. It would just obscure the view and become a target of attack. But Donald Trump says he really, really wants it, no matter what anyone else thinks.
Flight to Ghana - Expelled From the US to a Country They’d Never Been to.
Deported to a country that rejects them. ‘I had never heard of Eswatini.'
South Sudan, where I have actually traveled, is considered a perilous destination now for deportees, though many are still being sent there. I never felt threatened there myself on a mission some decades ago. My belongings, including a purse containing American money, were left unattended there all day in a wide open tent, with nothing ever being touched.
Hunter charged with manslaughter in shooting of woman he mistook for a deer: Police
Here is another message in Spanish, so get out your Google translator, this one coming from an immigrant from Cuba. He is worried about the economic situation in his home country. He is not a supporter of our current president nor of the Iran war.
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