Raoul’s Two Cents: January 2, 2026
Happy New Year!
Welcome to 2026. Pardon the mess. I’ve been cleaning my office. Going through my pile of documents and my trash can is full. I’ve got a box full of broken electronic stuff. a box full of art stuff. And piles of other stuff. How about you? Sorting out your closet for your faded wardrobe? How about your email? How many TeraBytes is it now?
I can’t talk long. my wife is waiting for me downstairs.
Here’s wishing you a more relaxing year ahead.
I have so many Christmas puns so I decided to “get rid of them” too instead of saving them for next year. Enjoy!
TGIF people!
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Quotes of the Week
“I make so many beginnings there never will be an end.” — Louisa May Alcott
“Isn’t it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it yet?”— L.M. Montgomery
“God is so good to give us new days and New Years since He knows we need so many times to start over.” — Lacey Sturm
Joke of the Week
Thanks to Art of Sierra Madre, California

Parting Shots
Thanks to James of Los Angeles, CA



Thanks to Richard of New Manila, Philippines

Thanks to Art of Sierra Madre, CA


Thanks to Jennifer of Los Angeles, CA

Thanks to Tom of Pasadena, CA

Thanks to Norm of Encino, CA



Thanks to Colleen of Washington State


Thanks to Fred of Long Beach, CA

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Betty
January 2, 2026 at 7:27 pm
Happy New Year and best wishes of health, prosperity, happiness and love.
Betty
Larry
January 2, 2026 at 7:28 pm
No long story today. I have been cleaning out my closet and desk.
A word to the wise. You don’t have keep legal documents, except property deeds, annuity account documents.
You should digitize things you think are important.
I have old clothes and stuff that I donate to the Vietnam Veterans Association.
I-800-775-8387.
Be generous and donate to the people who really need it.
TGIF