The first two are illegal, but not treasonous. The third doesn't really apply when (1) we're not at war with Russia, and (2) Russia is not Trump's enemy, but his overlord.

Unfortunately, "actions with which you disagree" is not legally defined as treason.

At my Kroger, I have long been buying the Amish eggs from Kentucky. This past week their price was actually down about thirty cents, at $3.99/dozen, for eggs from pastured chickens. And there were lots of them. (This is the Kroger in Bellevue on 70S.)

At $7/jar, you might want to consider making your own, with an egg or two, some olive oil, and a blender.

So sorry to hear of your loss. Deepest condolences to you and your family.

Forgiveness doesn't help the offender. It helps the forgiver.

We'll be bringing back measles, too (already in progress). Kids looking for careers now would be well advised to consider the funeral industry.

I find it so interesting that one of our major political parties simply does not believe in government. Do they feel no cognitive dissonance at all?

I love audiobooks. I listen to them all the time while walking the dog and driving the car. I review them for Audiofile Magazine. But I acknowledge that the experience of a book is very different when you listen to it than when you read it.

And Vance will be president.

I don't know if they still have the policy, but a few years back Vanderbilt decided that if you could be accepted, you could afford it. They would make up the difference between the stated fees and what the family could afford.

Have you read Homer's Daughter, by Robert Graves? It's kind of about the writing of the Odyssey.