Washington Cathedral at Midnight light show

OK
here are a few of the photos we took last night,,,and wow was I tired today
so I won't post the rained out Mother's day car show right now..
enjoy

Mother's day weekend

LOOK Who will be here tonight, world renowned Light artist illuminating the Washington National Cathedral and if it doesn't rain too hard I am going to drive over to Rosslyn and take some photos!!! here is an example, Gerry Hefstetter, swiss light artist, I think that is his name,,,have to check spelling has illuminated Cathredrals and Monuments all over the world, including the Brandebourg Gate in Berlin, (I have seen that) and the Sphinx, (still on my check list of places to visit,, and now he is Washington for three days,, last night, Saturday night, tonight and tomorrow at the Washington National Cathedral. I have decided where I will go to take the photos or when, but I will drive over late tonight after the crowd, (hopefully is gone)

and tomorrow being Mother's day, I will also post some Classic Car Photos from the Mother's Day car show, now a family tradition.

Oh and while I am celebrating life, mom, apple pie,, here are a few more photos from my trip outwest; that is the symbol outside a Navaho housing subdivision in Winslow, the symbol on the left, is their symbol for medicine or healing and he has a "name" ,, which I will find out later, and the one of the right, I don't know. I took that photo when I got lost outside of Winslow Arizona and ended up in Navaho territory, later ... I was told by the people in Winslow, that I was not allowed to take that photo, but I didn't know that..!!! for real now folks..

so I got lucky and here is a real Navaho monument in Winslow Arizona.

let's see what else..

Boycott tourism in Lake County, Indiana

Really give me a break, is this the fifteen minutes of fame
well guess what it totally smacks of the days of mafia run politics
this is outrageous, holding the nation .. and campaigns hostage for 11,ooo plus votes and I am sure it is a conservative county and Clinton will win but it is totally sickening...
NO WAY,, Don King production
and if she does lose this state,, I don't appreciate "Mafia/run/absentee ballot/slash/ counting.. NO WAY could one county make a state lose at four per cent.. WOW another anomaly,,, but if it is that close.. Indiana will have to pay for the two percent anomaly recount. and if I were Hillary I would do it
Marshall Coleman did it in Virginia,, and guess what.. that is the name of the game. Sounds like Illionois tried to get over..but it doesn't work that way anymore people.. BIG BROTHER sometimes works in one's favor LOL.

Florida and Michigan will vote in November

I am watching CNN... aka Obama Network .. true to their calling ..or not calling,, dragging out the win for Clinton in Indiana.. give me a break..

but listening to the sophistry,, yes,,dialogue/agreetodisagree/etc

about the Florida Michigan delegates not being seated.. or allowed and then saying it was Obama who denied that,, and frankly I didn't keep track of that, but if that is what they said.. it may be true, but the fall out of the denial of the Florida/Michigan delegates, if they are not allowed to seated is the fact that the Democrats will NOT have a clear consensus and picture of their own party, because in the General Election, come November: GUESS WHAT?

Florida and Michigan will be allowed,, (will be allowed,,what has this primary come to? ).. TO VOTE, unfetered.. Yep..

so there gang, by the way, Lanny Davis appears to be an objective analyst even though he is a Clinton supporter, I like his logic and math and sticking to the facts, for real no spin zone

iz

Age debate about President has been discussed by Founding Fathers in 1788

I was watching late night TV, and I should know better, when I once again, heard.. Jesse Ventura, and I do like his style of speaking REALLY SLOW talking about the unfairness..(OH WELL get over it), of forcing Government employees to retire at 65 and the John McCain, being over 70 running for President,, and how does that work, well. Jesse, guess what, being the man of history and politics that you are,, perhaps a review of the Constitution may help you and the media's confusion on this non issue.

The constitution establishes a MINIMUM age to run for President,, that would be age 35 to make sure one is MATURE enough to make decisions for other people that could impact the world and our nation. I am certain that Thomas Jefferson and George Washington and the others who sat around that table in Philadelphia didn't just skip that ..let's see we need to save space and paper and keep this Constitution a certain number of words.. didn't establish a MAXIMUM age for the Presidency deliberately, and in their wisdom.

I keep hearing the media beat this drum .. and once again, that drum beat was played and ratified by far greater minds than those who in the media now and other so called modern political history revisionists.

Just a real thought on a clear day.

QUOTE:

Constitution of the United States, system of fundamental laws of the United States of America. The Constitution was drawn up by 55 delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia during the summer of 1787 and ratified by the states in 1788. The Constitution defines distinct powers for the Congress of the United States, the president, and the federal courts. This division of authority is known as a system of checks and balances, and it ensures that none of the branches of government can dominate the others. The Constitution also establishes and limits the authority of the federal government over the states and spells out freedoms and liberties for U.S. citizens.

Presidential Qualifications and Salary
The Constitution requires presidents to be natural-born citizens of the United States who are at least 35 years of age and have resided in the United States for 14 years. As a tacit statement of America’s commitment to democracy and equal opportunity, the Constitution gave any free white male citizen of the country the opportunity to become president. All males gained the right to become president in 1870 when the 15th Amendment to the Constitution gave African Americans the right to vote. Women were excluded from running for the office until 1920, when the 19th Amendment to the Constitution gave them the right to vote.