I keep getting breaking news on my phone and in my emails, hoping that the news won’t be breaking me, my country, or the world.
Do you see breaking news in my images for today?
























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Racial justice would be some welcome breaking news.
Here’s what I find when I search for breaking news on YouTube:
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Breaking news: This blogger asks, “WHY IS THIS SO CLOSE?!!?”
What’s your breaking news?
Thanks to all who help me deal with breaking news without breaking, including YOU!

I feel sad when I spy missing pet posters, Ann. Here it’s a pretty cat named Noodles …
I feel sad about those too, Mark.
I always love your water photos. Hope Luca is found.
What wildlife is in my vicinity? Well, there is a chubby grey rat openly enjoying our blackberries and a leaner black one, apparently of a different species, enjoying our deck and forsythia thicket. I only wish I could train them to eat Carpenter ants.
I missed the rats when I was there, Maureen, and I always love your comments.
The latest news breaks me on the daily, these are indeed, breaking times. I sure hope Luca is found safe and sound!
I share your hopes for better times.
I think the “Breaking News” guys should get their heads straight on priorities. Breaking News is a school shooting in Georgia, not another little wrinkle in the 2024 campaign.
The Breaking News editors need to get their heads around a couple of priorities. Breaking News is a school shooting in Georgia. It is not another wrinkle in the 2024 campaign.
(I posted this already, but didn’t see it come up, so if this is twice, you could say I’m sorry. 🙂
the news is like a crazy sea in a storm right now. do what you can, live your life and keep your head above water
Great advice, beth!
The thought of losing a pet is so upsetting to me I hope Luca is found.
I’m also happy to hear great horned owls in my vicinity.
I’m happy whenever I see you here, Chris.
You’ve been so creative with words and poems since I’ve first known you. I still remember that you wrote poem for me where you rhymed “Debbie” with “Entebbe”. I think I have that somewhere still. Maybe I can find it.
I remember that, Debbie!