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About little joe

Born on the Midwest Plains...and live the same way. Enjoyed a small town upbringing and a big city career. Value small town ethics and the big city opportunity. Write from the heart while wearing a smile. and enjoy all that's around me

Where The Water Boils

If you are an avid angler or just like to try your hand, from time to time, at fishing, I am happy to say I will be adding some Minnesota fishing reports to  the View From The Edge Of Town … Continue reading

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It’s Still Hard…I guess

All spam replies to this blog are automatically deleted via the system…sorry.   I am happy to say, or at least suppose, that “higher-ups” at McDonalds took note of my concern and consternation with the poor and random preparation of … Continue reading

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How Hard Is This ?

( PLEASE NOTE) ALL spam identified responses are automatically deleted without opening. Once in a great while, okay nearly every day, I run across something that gives me the feeling of sitting on a cactus during a hemorrhoid eruption. My … Continue reading

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Exercise Follow-up

I have received many emails and a few texts since I wrote about my exercise, or lack thereof. Some people thought my comments were funny, some thought I should take my comments and put them where exercise remarks probably wouldn’t see … Continue reading

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America’s Job Problem Solved by Americans

I have been watching most of the republican debates on television.  They make me cry…then laugh…then cry again. It is quite obvious the wealthy candidates (they all are) on stage look upon most of the American citizenry as lesser people, … Continue reading

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The Truths and Values of Exercise

  I recently retired, which almost immediately proved to be boring.  Mainly because all of the projects I had planned to work on and complete upon my retirement, I found I could do “tomorrow”. This “plan” doesn’t work and finally … Continue reading

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Try To Insert Logic In This !

A LITTLE PERSPECTIVE Pythagorean Theorem:            24 words The Lord’s Prayer:                  66 words Archimedes’ Principle:              67 words The 10 Commandments:                179 words The Gettysburg Address:             286 words The Declaration of Independence     1,300 words U.S. Government regulations on The sale of cabbage:                … Continue reading

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Senior Truths

 Since my last post I came across a few other thoughts that might be amusing to you…unless of course, you are actually experiencing  them.  If that’s the case I guess you will just have to grin a bear it. Students … Continue reading

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Serenity

For those of you that haven’t enterd the realm of “Serenity” as yet, I have some words of wisdom for you to ponder.  Even if you have reached the age of Serenity, you may still have some questions or are … Continue reading

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Here’s an “oldie but goodie” As we prepare to punch a more comfortable notch in our belts and unleash our appetites in the annual food frenzy we call Thanksgiving, I want to make sure an important American history lesson does … Continue reading

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