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One Month and Counting

This Blog site has matured quite nicely.  I’ll be able to post up the YouTube Introduction I shot of myself (back on July 12th), in a few more days

I simply had to learn how to use FinalCut Express
before I could edit any of it.  No biggie.

Also, I invite anyone and everyone to leave comments.  It is filtered so really nasty, dirty words will kill your post.  I hope to see your comments soon!

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Its also worth mentioning that as I post here, I will make a distinction between the facts I find on the ground, the info I collect off the Net and when I may state an opinion on something.  I will have opinions… you can bank on that.  But I promise to keep them to a minimum.  Every effort will be made to quote sources when ever possible.

If I do fabricate something, you’ll be the first to know.

All in good fun!

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  1. Nancy Remus says

    October 8, 2015 at 12:04 pm

    Sr. Scurvy Dog,
    Please, I am confuse about how hard a few of us have been working to help a community to attract incoming money to a depressed area. My Grandmother 100% Puerto Rican, as my Mother, during the depression her farm in the States gave food from what she grew, made, and butcher to any one, who came to her door step. She believed in working hard, helping others who are in a temporary need, and she believe in having pride in your community. My Mother “farmed me out” for three summers to be more like my Grandmother. Lessons on value, morals, and hard work to accomplish goals and dreams. Please, I would love to meet you to learn how we can help our beloved Ensenada. Your blog I love. When I lease a car, I travel as many tuck out of the way places as I can. I travel alone, as the women where I live are afraid to travel for fear something bad will happen to them Even in their own town they are afraid to walk at night or voice a feeling that may make a neighbor mad. Fear? Of what? Nancy Remus. S.Dog- I wish I had an answer. More and more people are using Facebook to vent their frustrations about the local situation. Safety always comes first, though.

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