If one picture is worth a thousand words then I need not say any more about what a beautiful place we live and work in. If this is sunrise then we are looking out the front of our house, if it is sunset then we are out in back field watching it set. I could actually ask Tony to look at the timestamp but that would take all the fun out of it.

It does something to you and for you when your eyes and mind are surrounded by such lovely images. We won't ever tire of living here. We have no desire to go anywhere. I went to Boston this past weekend to see the newest member of my family He is a little angel. As we drove to the airport and I looked around I was bombarded by civilization. Houses close together, lots of cars and then the concrete of Boston. I don't miss living in New York. This place has changed me forever in a most remarkable way.

It is a good thing that I live in heaven. It is helping me cope as I watch our country crumble. But I feel hope. I'm starting to think the second American Revolution that I've mentioned before is starting. You can hear it in the things people are saying when they call into the various radio shows I listen to and I read it in the newspapers. People are asking good questions and putting forth real solutions to problems. People are talking about getting involved, taking control, making people accountable.

I am hoping that soon all the emails asking for money to run ads for this that and the other thing to persuade my elected officials to do what is best for this country are going to stop. They don't listen and now nobody has money for this sort of thing.

What I think is actually going to save us is that the oil industry is eating the airlines, and the insurance companies are going to eat the drug companies and on and on until there is little left to steal and then America will rise from the ashes. So while I am frightened by all this bad news I feel the spirit that made America great is awakening and we the people might just prevail.