Biting, witty, insightful, provocative, refreshing, ingenious, evocative, funny, hilarious commentary on current events, philosophy, health, the environment, the law and politics. A new, powerful entertaining voice that demands your attention. So for a good laugh, a thought provoking read or to clear your senses with a good scream, tune in and read up. Leave your comments no matter what your views. There's no silence button here. Author Loren M. Lambert
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Being grateful for not enough
The reality of our existence concerns the scarcity of everything, so be grateful when its just about your bald head or too few panties in your drawer.
The governmental necessary responsibility
Institutions and corporations should merit our close scrutiny as much as any government. When corporations attain too much ascendance, sometimes it is only government that truly has the muscle to restore balance. There is no PRETENSE here, but a necessary restoration of equalibrium.
Time without love is useless
"Time is subjective and the absense of love is a broken measure of its passage until a whole lifetime spills out in a handful of sand." Loren Lambert
Be your brother's keeper
"I predict future happiness for Americans if they can realize that they are their brother's keeper and that the elevation of the very least of them is the elevation of all." ~Loren Lambert~
Where are your lines drawn?
"Remember, as life has taught us, there are many fine lines and however fine they may be, they nonetheless are there, and although they may be thined, frayed, maligned and sometimes bent, they must never be crossed." Loren Lambert
Insurance companies: God, but not
"Insurance companies work in mysterious ways, just like God, except half as generous." Flight of the Phoenix, 1964
Monday, May 10, 2010
Obesity is Inherent?
A renown nutritionist stated that, "Research shows that if food is put before you, you will eat it, period, no exceptions." Is this true? I guess, what this boils down to is that we are cows and this must be considered with crafting social policy.
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