Well,
here we are again.
Looking at
"The 5 Best Posts"
of a
Month
gone by where I forgot to write what they were in that
Month.
Did that make any sense?
This
Month's Best
are from last
Month,
June, 2016.
I will be caught up after this,
so I will be able to forge ahead with my usual
Anecdotes
on life.
I can feel the electricity in the air from all the anticipation coming from the large crowd gathered here today to read
"The 5 Best Posts of June, 2016."
Did you know that the
month of
June
is named after
Juno.
The principle goddess of the Roman Pantheon.
She is the goddess of marriage
and the well-being of women.
She is the wife
and
sister of Jupiter.
Here is photograph of Juno with Jupiter.
Now,
the Number Five Best Post from June is;
" I believe the name itself pretty much explains it all. I do into a little detail on what I will do and whom I will see, but basically it is letting everyone know I am on Vacation."
The Number Four Best Post from June is;
"A poem I wrote after I read an old Aborigines saying, "Starve the Bardies."
The Number Three Best Post from June is;
"Using the famous quote from Thomas Wolfe, I tell the story of seeing how different everything is, being back home in Wisconsin. Then I end up telling a tale of the last time I got to hunt deer with my brother and brother-in-law."
The Number Two Best Post from June is;
"The true story about the only time I was ever in a bar fight. Actually, I never swung at anyone, but there was a bar fight going on all around me."
Drum Roll Please.
The Number One Best Post from June, 2016 is;
"Another true story, this time about my adventure of driving from California to Wisconsin. How I hit a deer, totaled my daughter's car, and the ruckus I caused at my Father's 55 & Older Apartment Community after I arrived."
There you have it.
The 5 Best Posts of June, 2016.
This is,
Hoping You Have Enjoyed Reading My Exploits As Much As I Have Living Them,
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
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- J.R. Rim -
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