Usually take an afternoon nap from 12:00 to dinner time just because I have nothing to do. But recently I have noticed something very strange about waking up from these naps. About 75% of the time when I wake up I am in a complete panic; cold sweats, breathing hard, paranoia, completely scared of everything.
Peace will establish itself sooner than most might assume or believe it to be, the reality around this peace establishment is that, things will get even more worse before any of the peace will start to manifest itself.
Living life in a constant fear is what we, as human beings, do. Cursed with free thinking minds, we fear the unknown, we fear heights, spiders, clowns, death, and oh, did I mention everything? But honestly, who believes that jumbled mess of words? We are the most fortunate creatures the earth has to offer, so why is it that we must go throughout our time here in fear?
Note: This is a very candid personal exploration and a kind of reaching out for opinions. If you are not comfortable with the mention of sex, don’t read. I am sorry if I offend or do not meet the standards of a progressive post.
Not only do people judge humans by their color, religion, and such, now dogs are included in that as well. Large black dogs, such as Rottweilers and Labrador Retrievers, are becoming hard to be adopted. And this is a result of them being born the color black. Take Gozer, for instance. Gozer is a Rottweiler-hound mix living in California.
Lying on the ground
Bullets flying by my head
Wishing I was somewhere else
Remembering times back then
Hoping to see my family again
Wondering how they're doing
Praying for our safety
Fighting for my life and their freedom
Here on the line I see all my fears
I don't want to die, but if it's God's will so be it.
They say I'm only a soldier
But that's not true, I'm a hero
I'm not sure about everyone else in society, but it seems to me that there is something distinctly off kilter in the nation we live in.
The other night I watched the documentary Bowling for Columbine. It was suprisingly good. I think Michael Moore does a stapedius job of reasoning out the causes of violence in America. He is also a hypnotic editing genius. I had to watch the film to critique the editing and man does he know how to use it.
