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Friday, April 27, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
The Judge Won't See What I Saw and Felt
Okay, I'm interviewing these three potential witnesses. One sister, two brothers--needed to testify on behalf of their mother.
The brothers are these two hard as rock, heavily tattooed, cold
staring, mean looking dudes with huge forearms and thick necks. Their
tattoos are all death, mayhem and chaos--no nice pretty flowers, poetic
calligraphy, or cute animals.
I was thinking, what can these guys
say that is going to really speak to the Judge, how's the Judge going
to see through the tattoos if they do have something to say?
Then the less tattooed one started talking about his mother--the
conviction with which he spoke of all that she had done for him and his
unblinking willingness to sacrifice everything for her was so tangible
it almost brought tears to my eyes and made me wish I had such an ally
like him in my life.
Then, the other, who hardly had a word to
say at first, whose tattoos alone seemed to speak volumes about what
must have been a hard life, started talking. He spoke just what was
needed, no more no less. Then we got to talking about his family and his
kids. Instantly, it's like everything good, everything of value,
everything of lasting worth came pouring out of his eyes, and he had
this huge, toothy, wide smile that was like this window to his heart.
You could feel how intensely he loved his kids, you could feel the joy
that you knew they brought to him. It was different from anything I'd
ever experienced.
But I can't call him as a witness. All the
Judge will see are the tattoos, the Judge won't see what I saw and felt.
That's the reality of things. But I saw it, and now I know.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Feral Bulls Patrolling the Spanish Countryside and Responsibility to Others
Sometimes
we think we are our bald head or our bad skin that refuses to adhere to
our will, or that we are our beautiful face or our perfect voice. None
are true, all such perceptions are the offings of so many feral bulls
patrolling the Spanish countryside.
Nor are we our car or
suburban mansions, nor are we our poverty, nor our mental illness, our
perfect body or our earthly cravings. While our
consistent individual choices may, over time, nudge these ephemeral
vessels into something sublime or into something beyond our imaginations
and thereby obtain for us wealth, power, fame and favor, or by those
same choices just as easily destroy what was or had the potential for
greatness, we are more a product of all that have come before and we are
more a reality because of all who surround us to give our efforts, our
talents and our actions meaning and worth.
Consequently, we
are, in essence nothing without others, nothing without the connections
that span time and place. So how can we then be at times so self-despising and so dismissive of our responsibility to others?
Are You Worried You Might Be a Liberal?
Here's a guy I heard: I believe the only thing federal government should do is provide security from foreign and the only thing state government should do is protect us from threats from within. Furthermore, if this can't be accomplished within the current political process, I think we should take up arms to accomplish these goals. What is he? A conservative or a liberal or something else?
Here's another one: I believe that the federal government should control all energy, education, security, wages, commerce, capital, infrastructure, health care and environmental policies and states should protect us from threats from within and should govern our open spaces. Furthermore, if this can't be accomplished within the current political process, I think we should take up arms to accomplish these goals. What is he/she? A conservative or a liberal or something else?
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Jihad Jane
Jihad Jane guilty of plot to kill a journalist for offending Islam, a Mexican journalist murdered for $250 because she offended the drug cartel, 261 Russian Journalists murdered since the USSR fell for offending the Russian government. I bless each day I rise in a country were we are free to opine without fear of death. Jihad Jane threatens our freedom more than China's 3 million man army.
The Glenn Beck Diet
Yes, Glenn Beck does incite people to violence. The other day my son came home from college with Glenn's new book, "The Glenn Beck Diet, 30 Days to Pasty, Pudgy and White." My mentor Herb Cowans was chatting with me. He saw the book and went ballistic and ripped it to shreds and jumped up and down on it claiming he tried it and it didn't work.
Store-Bought Health
"When accomplishments are few and far between, there is nothing quite like the sense of fulfillment ya get from finally, on the path to store-bought health, polishing off a bottle of vitamins." Herb Cowans, Mentor and Livestock Feed Farmer.
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