Dray Wharton

@draywharton.bsky.social

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Denver-based management consultant. USAF veteran, poker player, and unapologetically anti-fascist, anti-Nazi, and super anti-Trump. 👍 poker, food, travel, art, history, non-fiction, & *nice people* 👎 crypto, OF girls, & accounts with no original content

The book cover of Dead Mediums by Dan Leach.

An early morning picture of the Gulf of Mexico. Calm seas are covered by clouds reflecting the first rays of light from the sunrise.

Two stories on the Apple+ News app the first is “what reliving the 1929 crash tells us about today’s stock market” and the second is “Beverly Hills is plunging headfirst into a new $10 billion luxury development“. Ironic, isn’t it?

A post from 10 months ago where I said:

“They are ‘posts’ and ‘reposts’. We don’t need ‘cute language’ to emulate an environment every one of us fled.

I will die on this hill.”

Screenshot of the headline of a Rolling Stone article titled “Trump Cuts Off Medical Visas from Gaza After Laura Loomer Meltdown”.

“Universal healthcare is so complicated and difficult to implement that only 32 of 33 developed nations and 1/3 of developing nations have been able to pull it off.”

This is a photo of a headline out of Rolling Stone magazine that reads Trump’s Border Czar Loses His mind Over ICE Protests at Conservative Summit.

The cover of a program from a Celebration of Life service for Charlene Gail showing Charlene on a boat looking over her shoulder at the camera while behind her, a river stretches into the distance.

From the program:

“Charlene’s genuine kindness, gratefulness, and consideration for others made a profound impact on everyone who knew her. She will be remembered for her love, generosity, and devotion to her family and friends, and she will be greatly missed.”

A beautiful rainbow over the early morning sky in La Jolla.

The moon visible through the clouds setting over a predawn San Diego. From the Hyatt Aventine in La Jolla.

The group Stumps and Logs playing at the Goosetown Tavern in Denver last Friday. The band are taking the audience’s applause and all five members stand in a row holding instruments: a guitar, a banjo, a bass, a mandolin, and a fiddle.