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The Monday Morning Memo

Aloha and the Island

Indy and Groovy Barbie see London

MMRadio Double-Header

Sylphide

Knowing that Indy is a fan of Ukranian artists, Kyle Caldwell sent this image of Sylphide to our attention. Kyle is Wizard of Ads partner.

Jonathan Berman in Japan

Chef Indy and Bali and Monkey Butler

Alberto Manguel Library

Brioche bun beagle

Hugin and Munin

Jan, the two ravens are a mated pair. Hugin is the male on the left. Munin is the female on the right. She sometimes calls him “Rafters.” They were speaking accented English mixed with Swedish. I didn’t understand all the words, but Hugin seemed to be complaining about not wanting to be “ärende löpare för Odin,” […]

Raven Asks Indy

Glorious Bill Maher Rant about Ageism

In the run-up to the last election 37% of Americans were unabashed about telling pollsters they flat out wouldn’t vote for someone over 70. Is there anything more piss-ignorant than not using old people as a resource, not taking advantage of their accumulated knowledge? Everywhere else in the world elders are sought for guidance. In […]

Memories of 1937

Ray Bradbury at the Library

George, Marlene and Me by Ray Bradbury, from Life Magazine, July 1991.  I began to write short stories when I was 12, on a toy dial typewriter, in Tucson Ariz. When I was 13 my family moved to Los Angeles so my dad and my older brother, Skip, could look for work during the Great Depression. […]

Cool if you have money3

Cool if you have money2

Cool if you have money 1

Beagle Aloha Bali Melvin

The Poodle and the Vamp, Aug 24, 2009 Billy, Tom, and Ted Go Viral, Feb 3, 2014 To find every instance of vamp in the MMMemo and the rabbit hole, type the following into the Google search prompt…“vamp” site:https://www.mondaymorningmemo.com

Melvin asks about vamp

To find every instance of vamp in the MMMemo and the rabbit hole, copy and paste the following into the Google search prompt…“vamp” site:https://www.mondaymorningmemo.comBrad Whittington says you’ll find 10 results. – Indy

1966 Painting

“The debt we owe to the play of imagination is incalculable.” – Carl Jung

Mrs Ozymandias Quotes Kerouac

Amuse Me Little Dog

Alfie and Aloha Snowy Evening

Wikipedia Ozymandias

Indy and Aloha and Les Binet and Johnny

WhatsUp5

WhatsUp4

WhatsUp3

WhatsUp2

Whats Up

MMRadio Armbruster Again

Johnny Molson and Less Binet

Bonnie Brushwood on Whales

See Bonnie’s work for sale on Etsy

Its over. Go home.

BeagleSword Contraire

Dave Young Dream Job

Aloha and Mud Dog

Philosophy Dog

Feeling Lucky Punk

For Whom the Dog Barks

Cerberus

Puppy and UPS

Bulgarian Library Bench

Steinbeck and Seuss

Paul Francis OYO

Horse be with you

Train Tracks and Race Cars

A train is coming. You wish it wasn’t. Will you stand on the track with your back to the train and deny its existence? Will you denounce the train to everyone who will listen? Will you face the train with one foot on each rail and say, “Bring it on”? These are the most common […]

Demonic Chihuahua

Ok, I’ve tried. I’ve tried for the last several months to post this dog for adoption and make him sound…palatable. The problem is, he’s just not. There’s not a very big market for neurotic, man hating, animal hating, children hating dogs that look like gremlins. But I have to believe there’s someone out there for […]

Dog Biscuit

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How to Sell Diamonds and Other Illogical Things

How to Sell Diamonds and Other Illogical Things Information can be relevant objectively but have no relevance to you personally. This is the difference between objective reality and perceptual reality. The opposite is true, as well.  You can perceive a person to be beautiful, or a piece of information to be important, when that person is objectively average and the […]

Santana Brahms

Carlos Santana, guitarist and songwriter,reinvented Brahms’ wheel! “When my father died in 1997, I made a resolution that I wouldn’t listen to music for two months. And after two months, my father’s voice said to me, ‘I need you to play music now.’ So I turned on the radio. I was taking my son to […]

MMRadio Bel Kaufman

ShackShineTV

Indys Tiny Tribe BeagleSword

Thirty-eight years before Carlos Santana heard his father say, “I need you to play music now,” he was onstage at Woodstock. It was 1969.

Aloha and Plan A3

Aloha and Plan A2

Gardenia 2021

Hai Reveals the Dutch Girl Prank

Dutch Girl Prank

Aloha its called life

Bali and the Dragon

Sleeperdoodle

BeagleSword Colorize

Easter Harmony Sisters

Susie and Calvin

Freed from Egypt on Passover

Russian Dog

Elliot Neff MMRadio

Indy at The Brim

Their dream began to take the shape of reality, and then they came to Austin and…

Twilight in Corfu

Twilight is coming

Inspecting the Tulips

She said Tulips

Indy Beagle explains Holland

Solar Powered Dryers

Pippa the Dog

Roxy the Dog

Chowder

Name: ChowderGender: MaleAge: 3Weight: 65lbsBreed: English Bulldog  Foster Location: Aurora, IL. No out of state applicants, please. Cats: Unknown. But let’s go with no. No seems like a solid plan. Kids: Yes. But how tough are your kids? He is a stumpy legged, thick bodied, giant headed, wrecking ball. No human, big nor small gets […]

Deep in their guts

MMRadio Carl Schramm

Eisenberg Wombo1

William Hackett-Jones Wombo

This is Will’s business in Russia…

Joan Rivers Doesn’t Get Better

Stand and Stare

Tom Grimes on Singin in the Shower

Jen and the Arts

“Destroy the idea that you gotta be good at artistic things to enjoy them, that every hobby has to become something you’re good at, so that you can monetize it. Sing off key, draw poorly, write badly. Life is meant to be enjoyed, not monetized. You’re not a product.” – Jen@bookavid

Loudmouth People

Quixote Lonely

Mona Lisa trouble

Sancho Its Not Unusual

Geno Gruber Wombo

Christina Gressianu Wombo

Tom Bissonnette Wombo

Scott Howard Wombo

Marty Daniels Wombo

Pauline Tom Wombo

Bill Montgomery Wombo

Gene Naftulyev Wombo

Brian Vos Wombo

Gospelaires

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“A few years ago, Ed and I were exploring the dunes on Cumberland Island, one of the barrier islands between the Atlantic Ocean and the mainland of south Georgia. He was looking for the fossilized teeth of long-dead sharks. I was looking for sand spurs so that I did not step on one. This meant that neither of us was looking very far past our own feet, so the huge loggerhead turtle took us both by surprise. She was still alive but just barely, her shell hot to the touch from the noonday sun. We both knew what had happened. She had come ashore during the night to lay her eggs, and when she had finished, she had looked around for the brightest horizon to lead her back to the sea. Mistaking the distant lights on the mainland for the sky reflected on the ocean, she went the wrong way. Judging by her tracks, she had dragged herself through the sand until her flippers were buried and she could go no farther. We found her where she had given up, half cooked by the sun but still able to turn one eye up to look at us when we bent over her. I buried her in cool sand while Ed ran to the ranger station. An hour later she was on her back with tire chains around her front legs, being dragged behind a park service Jeep back toward the ocean. The dunes were so deep that her mouth filled with sand as she went. Her head bent so far underneath her that I feared her neck would break. Finally the Jeep stopped at the edge of the water. Ed and I helped the ranger unchain her and flip her back over. Then all three of us watched as she lay motionless in the surf. Every wave brought her life back to her, washing the sand from her eyes and making her shell shine again. When a particularly large one broke over her, she lifted her head and tried her back legs. The next wave made her light enough to find a foothold, and she pushed off, back into the water that was her home. Watching her swim slowly away after her nightmare ride through the dunes, I noted that it is sometimes hard to tell whether you are being killed or saved by the hands that turn your life upside down.”

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