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Thursday, February 26, 2009

Wanted: New Property Mgr or Ad writer



Do you suppose they could use short term property management or just a better ad writer? LOL!!!!!



All progress is based upon a universal innate desire on the part of every organism to live beyond its income." - Samuel Butler (1835-1902)


Oh yeah and BTW...

Holy tasks are hard…they are meant to be…

 

Loving and forgiving…Havoth

 

 

 

So It's come to this...

So – I am the caretaker…I won’t pay for my own health needs, and will only find myself paying for others. Even when he commits petty theft from me.

 

I want so much for her to not blame me, but I understand her need to not condemn herself. I love her and that means unconditional. Right? I fell betrayed because she accuses me of what I want to feel but haven’t. She executes me for what I could have said/felt/done/thought, but didn’t. She walks alone needlessly.

 

For my daughter….

 

---because I can, that's why...Probably loving you too...

Havoth

 

Sunday, February 22, 2009

Racists, Cartoons and Missed Messages

Today, I sent this to the Dear Editors of the New York Post:
While I can see the charges of the racial defenders crowd, as being somewhat valid, what struck me is they missed the point.
I looked at the cartoon, while watching the D.L. Hughley show, before his interview with Al Sharpton on this subject.
I knew the cartoonist was tying several elements together, those being:
1) The recent news item of the chimpanzee shooting by the police in California...and
2) the Stimulus Bill...and
3) A literary and mathematical reference to infinite monkeys and infinite typewriters hypothetically writing Shakespeare, which the Stimulus Bill is not! It's confusing and terribly organized.
I had to be told by the talking heads that this was a nasty, racially motivated cartoon, and that the editor and cartoonist are racial bigots. I'm thinking the 3 elements I had first thought of, were completely missed by Mr. Sharpton and D.L. Hughley (who stereotypes all types, but in a funny way), etc.
And then I thought maybe it's just because they aren't as well-read as I am. And THAT may have been the most racist thought I had all day.
I’m white. I voted for Obama. I live in a predominantly black neighborhood. I worry about them shooting each other, and I get tired of racial profiling against them, and I feel that America's longest contribution to the downfall of civility is the anti-nonwhite policy (I call it the brown people policy: Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans, Arabs, anybody non-European, basically)...but I must be a true bigot, cause I thought the cartoon was a recent events and literary reference. Dang! And I thought I had that habitual racism thing whipped.
And I sincerely wish that D.L. Hughley’s show becomes something other than his racial soapbox. He’s funny, but is overall theme is getting tired.

From This-Is-True and Randy Cassingham

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by Randy Cassingham

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Sonny Dearest
James Allan Donalson, 59, of Harris County, Texas, says his mother died because of a defective pacemaker. To prove that, when she died he cut the device out of her chest with a kitchen knife, and he will not tell authorities where it is. The coroner confirms the device was cut out after death, but he wants to examine it. Donalson, who cared for his ailing mother full time for the past 10 years, was jailed and told he faces 10 years in prison for “tampering with physical evidence” if he doesn’t turn over the pacemaker. Prosecutors promise to drop the charge if he gives it up. He refuses, and the situation is at a stalemate. (Houston Chronicle) ...It’s the sort of situation that just breaks a mother’s heart.
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