Weekend Open Thread

Good Morning. I hope that you are enjoying this weekend, fully vaccinated and boosted, with family and friends. That new booster shot has been approved..be sure to get it. Call and see if your pharmacy has it.

Order your free COVID Tests., if you still can.

About that Target boycott “ending”šŸ˜’šŸ˜’šŸ˜’

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5 Responses to Weekend Open Thread

  1. rikyrah says:

    Peanut just called me. She voted for the first time. I am verklempt.Ā 

    She’s old enough to vote. In and out under 15 minutes.Ā 

    Told her that she lives in a Blue City in Blue State, and they actually want her to vote.Ā 

  2. rikyrah says:

    if true…
    snitches get stitches

    Top Girl Keiko, J.D. āœļøšŸ™
    @TopGirlKeiko
    Maduro’s personal driver and bodyguard sold him out to Trump to capture and arrest for $50M each, but didn’t get a penny paid and was left back in Venezuela to be killed by Maduro’s loyalists. Omg.
    6:58 AM Ā· Mar 14, 2026
    https://x.com/TopGirlKeiko/status/2032788357609034200?s=20

  3. rikyrah says:

    The Strait isn’t only important to oil..but, also fertilizer

    … Why it matters: The Strait of Hormuz — paralyzed by Iranian threats and potentially mines — carries a third of the world’s fertilizer. For many American farmers, the spring planting season is just weeks away.

    Threat level: The American Farm Bureau Federation warned in a letter to Trump this week that ā€œsupply chain shocks are expected to drive already record-high input prices even higher.ā€

    = Gulf states now menaced by war produce nearly 49% of the world’s urea, a critical solid nitrogen fertilizer, and about 30% of its ammonia, according to AFBF.

    = The U.S. also gets about 97% of its potassium from foreign sources, plus 18% of its nitrogen and 13% of its phosphate.

    ā€œFertilizer’s not an option to farmers — it’s a critical input that determines the crop yield and ultimately the food supply for the American people,ā€ said AFBF president Zippy Duvall…

    Zoom out: Food inflation, driven in part by the disruption to grain exports from Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, weighed heavily on President Biden’s approval ratings.

    Now a new war is threatening the same chain reaction: surging commodity prices, disrupted supply chains, higher grocery bills.

    The timing is especially perilous for Trump, who campaigned explicitly on lowering grocery prices — but has faced criticism for not doing enough to address affordability concerns…
    https://www.axios.com/2026/03/13/iran-war-food-inflation-trump-midterms

    • rikyrah says:

      Hate to point this out to the American Farming Community….

      But, let’s be blunt…

      YOU’RE GETTING WHAT YOU VOTED FOR

      ELECTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES….

  4. rikyrah says:

    Good Morning, Everyone😊😊😊

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