Today,
at least in this area, people don’t die, they pass. At first, I didn’t like
that phrase. I thought: why doesn’t one just say, they died, because that’s
what they did. But after mulling it over, I changed my mind. After all, isn’t
death a time when one passes from this life into the next? Still, no matter
what we call the last trip…I’m sure it makes no difference to the dearly
departed.
Friday, December 30, 2016
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Thursday, December 22, 2016
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
The Gift of a Loan
Whenever
I lend money to my family or friends, in my mind’s eye, I see it as a gift.
Then if I get paid back, I’m pleasantly surprised. But if I don’t since I saw
it as a gift, I never become embittered or angry, for to lose their friendship
over a few dollars seems foolish to me.
Thursday, December 15, 2016
Monday, December 12, 2016
A Hard Left
Why is it that many
people who demand their constitutional right to free speech are outraged when
others exercise theirs and express the opposite view? Perhaps these hypocrites
should be given, in addition to their rights, a hard left.
Thursday, December 08, 2016
Sunday, December 04, 2016
The Nuts
In
the last presidential election, ACORN, a liberal community activist group,
registered 1.3 million new voters, of which almost a third were rejected, in
too many cases because they were fraudulent. Obviously, this was very
embarrassing to the Obama campaign. In addition, ACORN’s workers were
caught on tape, giving advice on how to get a government loan to run a house of
ill repute, using underage prostitutes, from El Salvador.
Now
ACORN is trying to blame Fox News, the right wing, and anyone else that doesn’t
agree with or support them for their wrong doings. Quite frankly, until I first
heard about ACORN, a year or so ago, I always assumed that acorns were nuts.
However, it’s nice to know that I’m still right…on both accounts!
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