Let me start this part with a disclaimer. These are simply my observations and not
meant to insult, cause an argument, or anything else of the sort. They are just things I’ve noticed. With that said, it’s interesting how people
in general treat faith now. It seems
like things have become so very black and white. Either you believe in some religion or you
believe in science. Either you believe
in helping others to a crazy extreme or you focus on yourself to a crazy
extreme. What happened to the grey in
the middle? Why can’t someone believe in
science AND have faith in a higher power?
Why can’t we help others in appropriate ways without going to either
extreme? I’m just wondering why there
has to be a choice of one OR the other.
While I’m no expert, I do think that seeing the grey would help solve a
number of issues going on in the world today.
I’ve been trying to exercise more now that I’m not wrapped
up in completing my Master’s degree.
First, let me just add that I didn’t realize how far out of shape I was
until I started trying to do something about it. So, needless to say, I’ve been pretty sore in
the days after a workout. Well, my son
(who is 3 and so busy he really doesn’t need more exercise) doesn’t get
that. He keeps telling me he wants to do
five more. Even under his looser
interpretation of five meaning more, I still think he’s trying to kill me
sometimes…
We moved this summer.
We bought an actual single family home rather than the mobile home we’d
had until this point. And I’m learning
to hate to do lists. It seems like it
doesn’t matter how much we get done, there’s always so much more left to do on
that list. I wonder if the to do list is
in cahoots with the hangers and odd socks that multiply when I’m not looking.
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