more than one form Dementia I've GotchaDementia, a silent thief of the mind, Stealing memories, leaving loved ones behind. It takes many forms, each one unique, Bringing different symptoms, each one so bleak. Alzheimer's, the most well-known of all, Gradually taking memories, big and small. Confusion and disorientation soon arise, Making simple tasks a difficult prize. Vascular dementia, from broken blood flow, Affecting memory and thinking, don't you know. Strokes and heart

The treasure was said to be hidden in a remote, nearly inaccessible, part of the world, guarded by a fierce dragon.

relax relax relax RelaxFlowers are a beautiful and important part of nature that have been appreciated and cultivated for thousands of years. From gardens to parks, flowers can be found in many different settings, providing a range of benefits for those who are lucky enough to be surrounded by them. Mental Health Benefits1. Mental Health Benefits One of the most significant benefits of being amongst flowers is the positive impact that they can have on mental health. Studies h

do right by doing right Charlie and Zeke It happened! It actually took place! At long last, a glorious sunset. Cloud, Sky, and Sun all played their roles, and the show was extraordinary. Charlie said, nudging Zeke and nodding towards their mounts. That was sure a goodun. “We better git odda here before they see our faces and put the drop on us.” Charlie went on. “C’mon step lively now, step lively.” encouraged Charlie. Charlie knew that being wanted in three states did not gi

introducing Rex Strikers partner REDMAN Stu Redman had always had a strong desire to serve and protect his community, stemming from his experiences growing up in a rough neighbourhood. In school, he was known for his leadership skills, serving as captain of the football team and being elected as class president. At 18 years old, Stu joined the US Marines and quickly rose to the rank of Sergeant. During his time in the Marines, he was involved in three missions, each of which

or why Rex is Rex Marine Rex Striker was a Marine with a mission. He was assigned to a unit led by General Winchester and tasked with the job of providing security to a convoy of important cargo. But, despite his experience and record of success, General Winchester had a hard time remembering Striker’s name. Every time he tried to call him, he would mispronounce it, rhyming ‘Striker’ with words like ‘Stocker’, ‘Tracker’, and ‘Hacker’. But Rex Striker was determined to prove h

the cold case of the titanium heiress. Pamela GoldfinchFor seventeen years, the unsolved disappearance of Pamela Goldfinch, the heiress to a titanium mining conglomerate, has left officers of the Los Angeles Police homicide squad scratching their heads. Until now. Detective Rex Striker and Detective Stu Redman have been assigned to tackle the case and get to the bottom of what happened to Pamela Goldfinch all those years ago. Detective Striker is a twenty-year veteran of the

or how Mother Nature is powerful . Want Snow?There are several types of snowstorms, each with distinct characteristics and potential impacts: WANTSNOW ??. BlizzardsA blizzard is a severe snowstorm characterized by: * strong winds * low visibility * heavy snowfall. Three historical examples of blizzards include: * The Great Blizzard of 1888: This storm affected the Northeastern United States and was one of the most severe blizzards in American history. It resulted in over 400

Blackfriars Bridge in London, Ontario, is an iconic symbol with a mysterious history. The wrought iron bridge, constructed in 1875, is associated with legends of tragedy, love, and paranormal incidents. Investigating its past, Rex and Julie uncover a series of unsolved incidents and a long-buried conspiracy tied to the bridge's past, potentially impacting the city's residents. Their pursuit of truth reveals London's dark underbelly and secretive past.

Red sky in the morning, sailors take warning. Red sky at night, sailors delight.

SUNA fresh sun every morning. What more would you ask for? I get the best pictures when I get lost. Instead of taking the river trail from where I live, I took a long way around to get to the head of the trail. It is there that I got pictures of the lone goose and of the sunrise. Here is the goose and its domain. SHADOW DAY Let's see. What do I do all day? I work on these blogs after I've uploaded this morning's shots of the sunrise. I reduce the jpegs with ImageOptim (free)

DamagedThe following information is hard for me to cope with as I am losing my brain slowly but surely. Not my words or imagery. I have dementia. My form of dementia is Fronto-Temporal Behavior Disorder. The following is from the National Institute for Aging. Frontotemporal disorders (FTD), sometimes called frontotemporal dementia, result from damage to neurons in the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain. Many symptoms can result, including unusual behaviours, emotional pr

SUNRISEThis morning's sunrise was something special. Just enough clouds to make it interesting. In fact, the clouds were in bands across the sky, the sun did several sunrises! a Let's not beat around the bush. You came here to see pictures and videos of my sunrises and sunsets. Maybe flowers.

SNAILSYes! Being a cold-blooded creature, it needs the warmth of the sun. I am out at the photo shoot as the sun comes up and not yet warm enough to enliven the snails. They also seem to frequent each other. I have lots of snail pictures and videos so let us get to it. STEALTHMy cat Lyla on a patrol of the bay window garden HAPPY TRAILSThank you for dropping by and enjoying my images. Joe Go.

Sprang from my bed. Hahaha, sprang? you have got to be kidding. Position feet on the ground, thank the Lord for waking you up, then slowly rise to avoid all the creaks and snaps I hear. But I quickly got dressed (jeans and boots), threw on a light coat (temp was 21'C) and out the front door. Looking East, it was cloudy. There was just a slit of orange deep on the horizon. Clouds make for great pictures. Let's have a look. Time passed as it usually does and the Sun rose higher

MAY 23, 2022LONDON, CANADA.SUNRISEMagnificent is a small word to describe to wondrous wonderment of this morning's sunrise. This is the sight that I witnessed. RAINDROPSThe recent rainstorm has left behind some beautiful sights to shoot. Flowers and hostas are what I offer you. THIS

SPRINGSpring is in full swing now. Days are between 20-25'C and the nights are not freezing 5-10'C average. All that rain that we felt back in April and more in May has helped bring this flora to burst forth from Mother Earth. Here are a few samples of Spring flowers. More you say? Here you are. HAPPY TRAILS.Until we meet again, pilgrim, I wish you a happy and healthy life. Joe Go.

SOME SUNBoy, oh Boy, oh Boy, are you guys in for a treat! I have seen many suns and one moon pass since we last spoke. How has it been with you? Great, I hope. Me? Meh. Comme si comme ça. Maso menos. Even. My rock/stone painting and visiting my brother in Granby, QC, Canada, kept me busy otherwise. I can give you an example of my rock painting but first, allow me to show you a few sunrises. And now we are going to visit a few sunsets. Viewed from up atop London, Canada. Hopi