AFTERNOON VIEW FROM THE RIDGE:
THE TRAP IS SET. DON’T BLINK. PART II
This is a Continuation from last night’s EVENING VIEW FROM THE RIDGE…
The facade is officially cracking, and the ideological battle for the very soul of this nation — and much of the free world — has stepped out of the shadows and directly into the light.
President Trump just laid the cards flat on the table once again, warning that the communists are ready to make their move.
They’ve known this moment was coming. But after a lifetime of watching how these games really play out, I see it clearly: 👉 this isn’t just about America.
Trump is operating as Commander in Chief of a worldwide effort to finally root out a dark, entrenched system that has poisoned institutions and stolen liberty for generations.
General Flynn laid the map out plainly — Marxist, socialist, Nazi, communist… and at the rotten core, Islamist. One snake with many heads. The same tired playbook is running live in the UK right now: stirring ...

May your day be restful and peaceful...be kind, compassionate, have gratitude for being here during this time...laugh, smile and spread happiness and love. 😊💗🌹🌳🌵🌻☕🫖🎶🎼🎵

Be lurking today as we're going to a farm for melons🍉, grapes🍇and other fruits/veggies they have available. The special melons are yellow and you can easily eat the rinds!😁 And will be monitoring the drying out of the front bedroom closet and adjacent bathroom. The plumbers will be back Monday to do sealing and prepping for the sheet rock to cover the portions they took out to get to the pipes (which were replaced and rerouted to be above ground.) All should be done before 4 July!

Have fun!

He was born in the Governor's Mansion in Austin on August 12, 1860.
His father was Sam Houston. The man who won Texas its independence. The president of the Republic. The governor of the state. The most towering figure in Texas history.
Temple Lea Houston spent his entire life standing in that shadow and somehow managed to cast one of his own.
Sam Houston died when Temple was three years old. His mother died when he was seven. Orphaned and restless, the boy ran away at thirteen to join a cattle drive headed north. He worked his way back south on a Mississippi riverboat. A friend of his father's found him drifting and arranged a position as a page in the United States Senate in Washington. Temple spent three years watching the most powerful men in America argue and maneuver and he paid close attention.
Then he came home to Texas and went to Baylor.
He graduated with honors in law and philosophy in 1880. At twenty one he was the youngest practicing attorney in Texas. At twenty two he was appointed ...