Thank you for all that you do. I re-fill our little food pantries, which feed the homeless and otherwise poor of our community. I also belong to a quilt guild.. Quilting for the past 2 years has kept me busy.
I am walking down my Lewisburg, West Virginia street. You're my inspiration. I see Spring green and flowers and I can temporarily forget about what a Red state it is nowadays. I need this walk. And I love the music.
Oh my God I just love you Michael Moore! My world would be so different without you in it. And I want to add one more thing. Put Radio patadise app on your TV (so you can enjoy the visuals) and just dance to one song before you go out of the house that morning.
What an irreplaceable treasure you are, Michael. Thank you for today's message. All of your writings strike a chord for me, and today's was especially moving - and motivating! I appreciate you so much. Thank you.
I am 71, and I sing old folk and protest music at a Coffeehouse. The other musicians are in their 50s, 60s and 70s. Music transports me to another dimension. Love your thoughts, Michael!!
Good Morning Mike …..I would like to add to your Music…. Earl Grant the End ….Movie it’s a mad mad mad mad world …And Transportation …Walt Disneys Monorail …Bar Harbor Maine to Key west Florida ….right down the middle of I-95 …..Presidents Conference Car …PCC trolley car…designed in the 1880’s …..Railroads ……..Mass Transportation ……Bring back all and any Manufacturing back to US …..Items have to be made here that we consume …Start small …8 percent and within 50 years back up to 50 percent of everything that we need ….Mike… it took 70 years for US to ship all jobs overseas ( started with the Toy and Novelty manufacturing Industries ) after WW II. J
Thanks Michael!! Love your suggestions!! Your laugh is great!! Made me smile!! Let us know how your phone call was with your friend! I called a friend who I wanted to catch-up with. She told me some sad personal news. She, also, told me she would vote for Trump again. None of our conversation was happy!!
I should call her again, but I think it's her turn ☺️
"No one is born hating another person because of the color of their skin or their background or their religion ... People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love ... For love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite."
This made me smile&tear up for many reasons, including my ability to relate to both the positive responses and the slump responses to Covid. Been up&down, lost®ained hope, read a lot more, listened to more music (learned how to support musicians’ online events), joined protests, began thanking and apologizing to trees (out loud), shut out much unnecessary human noise, lost and gained friends—reconnected with gals I went to HS with who I have not communicated with in decades, tempered idealism with realism, and still see god in the eyes of my (now) 88 year old mom and all the natural world. Reflection and action are good. Thank you for this reminder.
This message brought me to tears, dear Michael. I felt seen. And I loved your suggestions--I'm on it! Much love to you.
What a great way to wake up. Thank you, as always, Michael.
Don't forget singing! Join a choir! And totally give yourself a break from the news for crying out loud.
Thank you for all that you do. I re-fill our little food pantries, which feed the homeless and otherwise poor of our community. I also belong to a quilt guild.. Quilting for the past 2 years has kept me busy.
I am walking down my Lewisburg, West Virginia street. You're my inspiration. I see Spring green and flowers and I can temporarily forget about what a Red state it is nowadays. I need this walk. And I love the music.
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Oh my God I just love you Michael Moore! My world would be so different without you in it. And I want to add one more thing. Put Radio patadise app on your TV (so you can enjoy the visuals) and just dance to one song before you go out of the house that morning.
What an irreplaceable treasure you are, Michael. Thank you for today's message. All of your writings strike a chord for me, and today's was especially moving - and motivating! I appreciate you so much. Thank you.
Fantastic! Thanks for the great ideas!
So it wasn’t just me?
Thank you…..
Thank you, MIchael! the love brigade is on the move...
I am 71, and I sing old folk and protest music at a Coffeehouse. The other musicians are in their 50s, 60s and 70s. Music transports me to another dimension. Love your thoughts, Michael!!
Good Morning Mike …..I would like to add to your Music…. Earl Grant the End ….Movie it’s a mad mad mad mad world …And Transportation …Walt Disneys Monorail …Bar Harbor Maine to Key west Florida ….right down the middle of I-95 …..Presidents Conference Car …PCC trolley car…designed in the 1880’s …..Railroads ……..Mass Transportation ……Bring back all and any Manufacturing back to US …..Items have to be made here that we consume …Start small …8 percent and within 50 years back up to 50 percent of everything that we need ….Mike… it took 70 years for US to ship all jobs overseas ( started with the Toy and Novelty manufacturing Industries ) after WW II. J
Thanks Michael!! Love your suggestions!! Your laugh is great!! Made me smile!! Let us know how your phone call was with your friend! I called a friend who I wanted to catch-up with. She told me some sad personal news. She, also, told me she would vote for Trump again. None of our conversation was happy!!
I should call her again, but I think it's her turn ☺️
Thanks Michael. I shared this with everyone I know. Just what we needed!
"No one is born hating another person because of the color of their skin or their background or their religion ... People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love ... For love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite."
This made me smile&tear up for many reasons, including my ability to relate to both the positive responses and the slump responses to Covid. Been up&down, lost®ained hope, read a lot more, listened to more music (learned how to support musicians’ online events), joined protests, began thanking and apologizing to trees (out loud), shut out much unnecessary human noise, lost and gained friends—reconnected with gals I went to HS with who I have not communicated with in decades, tempered idealism with realism, and still see god in the eyes of my (now) 88 year old mom and all the natural world. Reflection and action are good. Thank you for this reminder.