Auburn won the National Championship with a QB who is accused of being the best that money can buy and a defensive lineman known for taking cheap shots at other players during the game and I was still rooting for them. There may be need for some introspection. :)
Someone asked me yesterday what I thought about all the Muslim activity going on in the U.S. I'm clueless.
I suppose I should be more concerned but I have some odd beliefs and worrying about the Muslims isn't going to help anything. I think there is some pain and turmoil coming our way and I think our society has been too complacent for far too long to turn the tide. That's all I'll say for now because the rest of the story gets really bizarre.
If you think that is bizarre, you should spend a day in my head. The things that pass through there...
It would be great if love ruled the world.
I have started counting the number of times each day I or someone else makes a judgment on another party without knowing any facts (I suppose I could be accused of judging others who are making judgment calls on someone else but it is not my intention. Merely a learning tool for me about how bad I am about doing it). It's astonishing. I'm trying hard to quit labeling people and quit applying my (ignorant) conceptions of them and their actions and just love them for who they are. I hope it gets easier over time.
Let's end on a happy note. Pitchers and catchers report to Surprise in about a month! Go Rangers!
Grace and peace to you.
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Reading this today gave me an idea for a blog title.
"A Wild Ride Through a Day in My Head."
I'll see what I can come up with on the subject. I'm talking about my head, not yours.
Maybe you could title a future blog, "Spending a Day in Jeff's Head." That might be an interesting one.:)
Pitchers and catchers makes me smile!! My favorite time of year. Did you hear about Hambone being in the hospital with pneumonia?
Kyle, putting what goes through my head in a day could come with multiple consequences: commitment to a facility with rubber walls and uncontrollable laughter mixed with bewilderment are the two that quickly come to mind.
Bart, I did hear about Hamilton. I hope this isn't a sign of things to come but I'm fairly confident he was spending too much time in the woods tracking animals or something of that nature.
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