Welcome to the Grassland, Ya’ll. This visit takes us to Honesdale, Pennsylvania and the Summer Bluegrass Series at KC Pepper Bar & Grille. That’s a long way from high on the Grassy Plane here in Colorful Colorado but that’s the beauty of the internet. It’s so awesome to have access to all the shows and
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New studies and research continue to show that your natural immune system is “the real warrior” against the hyper-contagious COVID-19 and the dreaded Delta. A much better choice than a shot or two or three of an mRNA cocktail. At least thirteen times more efficient than the Pfizer shot according to a study in Israel.
The truth is escaping, around the edges of the establishment narrative. The FDA rushed in to approve a vaccine, (but they really didn’t). It was a bait and switch of the highest order. I’m sure they’ll get back to it, once they can figure out how to indemnify Big Pharma. They need something to kickstart
Edward Abbey was one of the heroes of my youth. It’s hard to believe he’s been gone for 32 years. He was a guiding light, an essayist, anarchist, humorist, poet and defender of nature. The World could use a few more like Ed right now. Here are 13 inspiring quotes from Cactus Ed. – Enjoy:
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“In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche The definition of insanity that I’ve always used is; “Doing the same thing, over and over again, but expecting different results.” Which is exactly what the narrative is presently; with regards to being jabbed with Pfizer’s
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Sam Bush was one of the first to take Bluegrass in a new direction, blending reggae rhythms and creating the jam band vibe that is flourishing to this day. I still have albums of New Grass Revival from the early 70’s. They first played Telluride in 75 with Leon Russell and Sam became so popular
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“All for one and one for all, united we stand divided we fall.” ― Alexandre Dumas, Three Musketeers As I look around the Great Wide World and especially at social media, I see a lot of division. Everyone seems to have an opinion and they’re ready to share, with all who’ll listen. The problem is, confirmation bias
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“Nobody can be in good health if he does not have all the time fresh air, sunshine and good water.” ~ Flying Hawk
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I keep hearing that we, (the unvaccinated) just need to trust the science and take the damn vaccine. That our actions are irresponsible and killing others. I trust science but I damn sure don’t trust giant global corporations like Pfizer. Their objective is to generate as much profit as possible, not save the world from
A sure sign that we’re never going back to normal is the concoction that PepsiCo. and Boston Beer came up with. HARD MTN DEW. As if regular Mtn. Dew doesn’t destroy enough livers, teeth and lives already, in it’s 63 flavors and variations. Now instead of just getting jacked on caffeine and sugar, you can
We have mentioned fear a bit, here at 3MPH.org. It lives deep in our bones, actually in our minds. It’s a powerful, primitive human emotion. Real fear or biochemical fear is a survival mechanism that has been hard wired in us, since before we walked upright, on two legs. An automatic response that we can’t
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Many good vegetables gave their lives today, so the two-leggeds here, at 3MPH could enjoy, really fresh food. My mother is at the Cottage, visiting from Denver for a couple weeks and I’m having fun sharing the bounty of our garden with her. Fresh garden vegetables just make every meal better, way better. Ironically, when
I love summer. The garden has put plenty of food on the table and in the freezer, already. Now the real fun begins, as we enter the heart of garden, harvest season. I can’t wait for homegrown Marinara and Pico de Gallo. I like to work in the garden early in the morning, while it’s