Introduction
To explain the nature of this blog, I must first describe the nature of it's author.
Patricia Wayne is an inquisitive student of life, nature and the peculiar curiosities of this world that lives in a quaint, but rather spacious apartment next to the University of California, Los Angeles. She rejoices in subtleties, and takes pleasure in the simple things: the drop of water on the counter that for some reason resembles Richard Nixon, the ability to sip her tea on campus while she watches thousands of people every day in their own unique pursuits, and the comical ironies of our political world that are so seldom enjoyed for how funny they really are. Beside her secret enjoyments, she does enjoy watching people progress. Children learning, people growing, societies building....all types of progress are beneficial in their own ways. To that progress she dedicates solemn fascination and along with her study of the intricacies of the human psyche and its many mysteries she devotes her mind's efforts to solving this mysteries and uncovering the unappreciated things in this world that we call our own.
This blog will be dedicated to Patricia's "musings" about the political world, but also about the many findings that she would call worthwhile.
To explain the nature of this blog, I must first describe the nature of it's author.
Patricia Wayne is an inquisitive student of life, nature and the peculiar curiosities of this world that lives in a quaint, but rather spacious apartment next to the University of California, Los Angeles. She rejoices in subtleties, and takes pleasure in the simple things: the drop of water on the counter that for some reason resembles Richard Nixon, the ability to sip her tea on campus while she watches thousands of people every day in their own unique pursuits, and the comical ironies of our political world that are so seldom enjoyed for how funny they really are. Beside her secret enjoyments, she does enjoy watching people progress. Children learning, people growing, societies building....all types of progress are beneficial in their own ways. To that progress she dedicates solemn fascination and along with her study of the intricacies of the human psyche and its many mysteries she devotes her mind's efforts to solving this mysteries and uncovering the unappreciated things in this world that we call our own.
This blog will be dedicated to Patricia's "musings" about the political world, but also about the many findings that she would call worthwhile.
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