In My Opinion
More Tariff Threats as Canada eyes European Union Associate Status
More Tariff Threats by President Trump
My nephew is homeless in Highgrove, CA
The author shares their experience with their nephew, Chris Wear, who became homeless after the author’s brother died in a motorcycle accident. Initially taking Chris in, the author faced challenges when Chris disregarded his medication. Despite this, Chris is portrayed as a talented poet and songwriter, performing music with the author’s stepson.
Ice cream or Food truck
Old people get nostalgic for the “good old days.” Back then, we didn’t need apps, subscriptions, or loyalty points—just a front porch and a functioning doorbell. We had milk, donuts, and ice cream delivered right to our door like we were minor royalty with questionable cholesterol. I loved pouring half and half on my oatmeal…
Do I care about Harris and Newsom?
The California Governor engages in leisure activities like fly-fishing with Jake Tapper, while pondering a presidential run amidst rising prices. Questions arise about Kamala Harris potentially becoming AOC’s vice-presidential candidate, highlighting the public’s frustration over political distractions during urgent personal concerns, such as unexpected disturbances at home.
Remembering the Mothers…
The post reflects on the importance of mothers, highlighting gratitude for one’s own mother and the love shared with children and grandchildren. It emphasizes the need to honor and remember mothers while navigating grief and supporting others in difficult times. Ultimately, it advocates for love, forgiveness, and cherishing positive memories.
Growing Up Before I Grow Old: My Existential Nervous Breakthrough
The author describes an existential crisis driven by years of suppressed emotions, prompting a journey of self-discovery inspired by John Wimber’s philosophy on maturity. This quest has led to significant life changes, including new business ventures and starting a church, while also addressing the universal struggle of defining one’s true identity.
Charlie Wear's Notes 