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robblaw.bsky.social

Retired lawyer, author of “Trip of a Lifetime : Traveling and Living Like There’s No Tomorrow” - Free speech above all. Co-Host of Straight Law Cocktail Podcast (in hiatus presently, thanks to Law Society “inquiry”) https://bit.ly/3ARiTRl

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Pure chance experience. In Las Vegas, dinner at Oscar’s (sublime btw), and walking past show room. I see a hostess… “Are tickets still available for show? (in 10 minutes). “They are? Two please.” No idea what the show is. Was awesome. Go see Mavericks at the Plaza. #TravelAddict

submitted 82 days ago • 1 comment

Been to Italy many times, but have never visited Milan (other than for changing trains). Convince me it’s worth visiting. Back in 23 days… Padova, Riva del Garda, Verona and La Maddalena. 🇮🇹

submitted 82 days ago • 0 comments

23 days and counting until we meet again Padova! 🇮🇹

submitted 82 days ago • 0 comments

Damn. Been listening to Post Malone’s new album (and added tracks on Apple Music) for three days - “F1 Trillion.” The BEST country album I’ve heard in a long, long time.

submitted 88 days ago • 0 comments

I had been really enjoying @bsky.app as an alternative to political hate on X. But, of late, it’s getting really hard to open the app.

submitted 142 days ago • 0 comments

The Pashkov Deception - keeps plugging away… 90 pages 32,500 words. Question of the Day - it’s a present-day fictionalized political novel - do I keep the “real” people in the book, or change the names to protect the not-so-innocent? Putin, Trump, Biden etc…

submitted 142 days ago • 1 comment

In the last 30 days: Tokyo, Phuket, Banff. In the next 90 days: Montana, Vegas, Italy. I feel like I’m starting to get this “living” thing down at 62 years of age. #Travel

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Simple truth

submitted 146 days ago • 8 comments

Is it just me, or does it seem like award shoes for “art” like the Grammy’s or the Oscars are antithetical to the concept of “art” being valued and appreciated with the fullness of time? Feels more like a long, dull, industry ad than anything anyone should pay attention to.