Ray Woodruff Music

@raywoodruff.com

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Songwriter. Guitarist. Instrumentalist. Visuals. Lost writer. Underdog Routing, Community Believing, Left Leaning (to the point of falling over). #RVA https://www.raywoodruff.com https://raywoodruff.bandcamp.com/

"Our oldest son Bhakti has had mental issues in the past but has been doing well for the last 10 years," the statement reads. "Several days ago, he started acting erratically, as a result of smoking pot. His wife kicked him out of the house, so he's been sleeping on the streets. He gave away his car to a homeless person; lost his ID and phone and has no money. He's renamed himself, Batarti, and also Jim Morrison Jr., as he's having delusions of being a rock star."
After pulling it from the canal, two cranes place a derailed grain train car onto the back of a flatbed semi truck.
Two cranes move a CSX train engine from a compromised track to track next to it after a derailment on an elevated train line in Shockoe Bottom, Richmond, Virginia.
A sent of five Richmond East End stickers from The Church Hill Lookout.
The masts of three replica tall sailing ships occupy the right half of the frame of the city of Richmond in the left half. Photo taken from Richmond city dock during Sailfest.
A Guardian screenshot reading: Jeffrey Epstein's alleged suicide note released A federal judge has unsealed an alleged suicide note by Jeffrey Epstein, the first time the document has been made public. The note, written in messy handwriting, appeared to say: 11 They investigated me for months - FOUND NOTHING!!! ... It is a treat to be able to choose one's time to say goodbye. Watcha want me to do - Bust out cryin!! NO FUN - NOT WORTH IT!!» The Guardian has not verified if the letter was written by Epstein. The document was unsealed this evening. Nicholas Tartaglione, Epstein's cellmate at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, said he found the note after an earlier suicide attempt by Epstein in July 2019, weeks before he was eventually found dead in his cell.
Screenshot of an article from the Guardian stating: New acting US navy secretary Hung Cao once expressed fears that witches could take over Virginia The surprise announcement on Wednesday that the US navy is now being led, during wartime, by a failed Republican Senate candidate from Virginia, Hung Cao, brought renewed attention to Cao's 2023 comments that that "witchcraft" had "taken over" Monterey, California, and should not be allowed to spread to Virginia. Speaking to Sean Feucht, a far-right pastor, in 2023, Cao said, on camera: "There's a place in Monterey, California, called 'Lover's Point'. The original name was 'Lovers of Christ Point', but now it's become, they took out the Christ, it's 'Lover's Point', and it's really - Monterey's a very dark place now, a lot of witchcraft, and the Wiccan community has really taken over there. We can't let that happen in Virginia."
A man and a woman stand on a path in front of blooming cherry trees holding protest signs. Her sign reads King Con and his reads WORLDWIDE MONSTER.
A man and a woman stand on a path in front of blooming cherry trees holding protest signs. Her sign reads King Con and his reads WORLDWIDE MONSTER.
A man and a woman stand on a path in front of blooming cherry trees holding protest signs. Her sign reads King Con and his reads WORLDWIDE MONSTER.
A screenshot from the Guardian feed reading: Pentagon asks White House for $200bn more to fight Iran war - report Robert Mackey The Pentagon "has asked the White House to approve a more than $200bn request to Congress to fund the war in Iran, according to a senior administration official", the Washington Post reports.
Screenshot from a Guardian news feed reading: Trump wants no more strikes on Iran's energy sites - report Donald Trump does not want any further strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure after Israel struck facilities linked to Iran's South Pars gas field today, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing US officials. The officials told the WSJ that Trump supported that attack as a message to Tehran over its blocking of the strait of Hormuz, but is now against any further attacks. But, according to the WST's report, the US president could be open to targeting more Iranian energy facilities, depending on whether Tehran impedes traffic in the critical waterway.
Screenshot of a headline reading: 'Who wouldn't want the job? It is Tottenham' - Klinsmann not ruling himself out of Spurs job
A can of NODA brewing Cheerwine Ale sits next to a pint glass with ale in it.
A sticker on a light post stating: A.I. SIMPS FOR FASCISM.
A screenshot of an AI generated “acoustic guitar” laying on a blurry beach with a blurry stage that appears to be floating in the ocean beyond. The “guitar” has four strings, a fascinating version of a saddle, and appears to have the neck attached through the lower bout of the guitar, with the bridge glued on where the neck pocket should be.
Screenshot of a headline from the New Republic reading: CPAC Head Says Iranian Schoolgirls Are Better Dead Than "in a Burqa" Leading Republicans don't seem to care about the bombing of a girls' school in Iran.
Snow clings to the branches of a tree in Shockoe Bottom, Richmond, VA.
Close up of a flower spike from Bulbo auratum ‘Other World’ Orchid. A series of tiny yellow flowers make a circle around the stem. Each of the flowers has a deep orange “tong” showing.
A screenshot of two thumbnails in the photo app. On the left is a kitten half hidden under a blanket with grumpy, narrow eyes and his mouth open in chatter. The other is a sweet, glamor shot of a tiny little kitten.
A cat looks groggily out from a basket, all but his head covered in a flannel shirt.
Guardian headline reading: Trump announces plans for new navy warships to be known as Trump-class
A lit green christmas tree made of plastic sheeting over green and red lights hangs from a crane before a sunset.
Falling Snow obscures the view from a window in Richmond’s east end.
A screenshot stating: A small, furry "suspect" reportedly broke into a Hanover ABC store and ransacked several shelves over the weekend, after which he was found passed out on the bathroom floor. Photo of a liquor store with many broken bottles on the floor. Second photo of a passed out raccoon in a bathroom.
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