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Kool Happenings Is Going on Hiatus – See You in November

By: Sheila Kuehl

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October 2, 2025
I am off to Japan and Hong Kong for a few weeks and will pick this wild ride up again in November.
In the meantime, it looks as though the man-baby in the white house is truly cracking up. Cure-all magic Medibeds?
It’s time for his obedient rats to finally abandon his sinking ship or they will all drown with him.
Keep the faith!
Sheila

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