2024. The last election? Maybe. There’s a chance, I believe, that one of three things may happen by 2028. The first is there may be a nuclear war which destroys the country and the people in it. The second is the United States may un-unite, break apart into different entities with different leaders. The third, … Read More
Author: Barry Bliss
100% glad that I refused those shots. (Instagram copy and paste.)
There was no internal debate about this. There’s one thing that I am, and that’s real. What I’ve been saying and singing all along has always come from the heart. I knew I’d lose my job. Accepted that. This is a job I took a big chance to get. This is a job that I … Read More
My Instagram and Twitter Account
Never had either until recently. It’s a bit strange. I put some photos of food on my Instagram page (is it called a “page”?) and somehow some friends, etc. found out about it and “followed” me. Then you have to decide whether to “follow” them back. If you pick some and not others, are the … Read More
An Amazing Woman and My Hospital Bill, or Lack Thereof
I met with a woman at the Hospital where I was recently a patient, this morning. She was kind, patient, and honestly interested in helping me as much as she could, and boy did she help. I don’t know if she has internal access to the Medicaid system or not, but it was almost like … Read More
Vague Account of Hospital Bill (So Far?)/Vague Account of What Happened and Why
No surgeries. Numerous tests. Intravenous feeds. Food. Room(s). 2 days/nights, and two days later, 2 days/nights. 4 days/nights total. Bill, so far: $103,000. Bed and food alone: $12,000 per day/night. That, I suspect, is what they would have billed the insurance company. I had no insurance, so they are billing me that. There are numerous … Read More
My Road To Recovery
My inner circle know some details, but basically, beginning in around 2019, I made the mistake of choosing to under eat and I developed anorexia. Over the years, I’ve gotten better, gotten worse, but never really committed to healing, until now. This morning I stepped on the scale, knowing the reading would be low, but … Read More
Off the Cuff Book Review: Bright Green Lies
Bright Green Lies is a book by Derrick Jensen, Lierre Keith, and Max Wilbert. It is great. I’ve read a few books by Derrick over the years, and while I disagree with his take on some things, his critique of civilization is one of the best and deepest I have ever seen. Lierre Keith wrote … Read More
New Album, plus Twitter News
Yep, I have been over on Twitter, posting. https://twitter.com/barrynowbliss At any rate, I have a new album out. I recorded it with Brian Speaker (SpeakerSonic) at the board, in Brooklyn, yesterday. It was an all day affair, which included a mid-day walk to Whole Foods Market for food and a sit in the sun. The … Read More
Twitter, and also, My Claim Against NYC
I have a twitter page. It is @barrynowbliss. Whether I will keep it up or not I do not know. Maybe. https://twitter.com/barrynowbliss Long story, but in essence I filed a claim against NYC asking for back pay for 13 of the ongoing (18, so far) months I was banned from working due to their shot … Read More
I Plan To Record a New Album in About 6 Weeks.
14 songs, coming in at around 40 minutes total. (Unless something changes.) I’d set a recording date for next week but my go-to man (Brian Speaker) lives in Germany and will not be here until April. A lot of the songs are about current events, at least on the surface, so the sooner the better. … Read More
Dahl’s Children’s Books Being Rewritten, by the Publisher
The publisher of some of Roald Dahl’s children’s books, including Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, have changed words and phrases in the new editions to be more in line with what is considered by them, and some others, to be acceptable in 2023. I find this absurd and dangerous in a sense. I am … Read More
Link – Seymour Hersh: How America Took Out The Nord Stream Pipeline
I do not know about many journalists, but I have heard of Seymour Hersh. He has a great reputation and has been around for over 50 years. He now has a Substack account, but I found this article reprinted on Scheerpost, the place where Chris Hedges also posts regularly. I found the article interesting. https://scheerpost.com/2023/02/08/how-america-took-out-the-nord-stream-pipeline/ … Read More
Five of The Worst Inventions/Mistakes Made by Humans
Non definitive, and in no particular order. 1. Nuclear Weapons 2. Agriculture 3. Fossil Fuel Powered Anything 4. Plastics 5. Internet
Stuff, and a 2019 Journal Excerpt
I was surprised to find out recently that I do not have a copy of the first CD I released in NYC in 2000. I’ve no digital copy either. As for journals, I have regularly gotten rid of them. Not that I have always kept a journal, but when I have I’ve not held onto … Read More
A Mature and Courageous Person’s Prayer
Mature/Courageous Person: Lord in Heaven, grant that I may do what it is right for me to do, whether it is your will or not. Amen. Immature/Cowardly Person: Lord in Heaven, grant that I may do your will, whether it is right or not. Amen. A mature person does the right thing, even if it … Read More
Answer, in Regards to Transcendental Meditation ™
Part of the question I was asked included the info that it costs between $600 and $800 for a TM™ session, at least where this person lives. I could be wrong about some of this, but this was my off-the-cuff reply: ——————————————————————————————————————- There is absolutely no reason to go to one of those teachers. The … Read More
Neil deGrasse Tyson is a Huge Disappointment
I never knew much about the man, really. A good friend liked him a lot. I knew that. I saw him debate Ben Shapiro on Ben’s show and was not impressed. It was pretty bad. Neil evaded issues, made arguments that held little weight, and was simply unimpressive. I recently saw a clip of him … Read More
Beliefs, or Lack Thereof
1. I do not believe in anything. I believe in nothing. 2. I like a lot of the Jesus story in the Bible, but do not believe he rose from the dead. I believe he now rests in peace, as he deserves. 3. I worship nothing. I have sometimes personified that nothing, calling it the … Read More
Still Banned In NYC For Refusing the Shots
The city of NY technically lifted the “vaccine” mandate on November 1st 2022, but they allowed each private employer to continue to discriminate against the un-shot-up if they chose. My guess is that is what my past employer did, decide to carry on with the mandate. I was a very good employee. In the three … Read More
Physical Dangers For Artists That Use Their Real Name
I won’t go into every facet of this, obviously, but the price one pays for expressing one’s self honestly in a way that can be easily traced to it’s source, can be anywhere from miniscule to deadly. Often it may be both, an escalation of danger as time goes by. In my case, my real … Read More