This “It’s Saturday” might be hard to grasp! But it’s something to “pour” over.
Socrates said—"I cannot teach anybody anything. I can
only make them think. To find yourself, think for yourself.” I wonder, Socrates,
if I can figure the world out; it seems quite complicated and confusing. But
then again I’m just a little ol’ farm boy from a mile and a quarter south of
Roseland, MN.
Americans spend 8 billion dollars on cosmetics each year. A
wise, old Yakima orchardist was asked what he thought of that. He answered the
question using the Socratic method of teaching by asking another question back. His
question was—Does the barn need painting? If it does paint it!
erv, let the sleeping dog lie! I thought I was being kind in
showing love to a person but was told that they probably will misunderstand my
action and it’s better to leave it alone, don’t get involved, don’t touch it.
Now that is complicated and confusing to me. I guess the world says—If it
doesn’t affect me, I really shouldn’t care about others. Does that mean, just
take care of ourselves and not care about others? Like I said, It’s confusing
and complicated. John Wooden said—"Don’t mistake activity for
achievement.”
Our minds are complicated and confusing. RickyRick says—"You need to
understand that memories are a choice. Clara Barton was the founder of the American Red Cross. A friend reminded her of a
particularly cruel thing somebody had done to her years before. The friend
asked, ‘Don’t you remember?’ Her famous reply was, “No, I distinctly remember
forgetting it.” Our memories are a choice. If we want to hold on to our painful
memories, go right ahead. But we’re not going to be happy.”
Dr.J says--"Both the Old Testament and the New Testament draw a clear distinction between the priority of the inner person over the outer person. Yet in our modern world that priority is reversed. Far more attention is put on cultivating the outward appearance than is put on developing the spiritual person." C.S. Lewis says--"All that is not eternal is eternally out of date."
Ok, I admit that life is complicated and confusing, it has
always been and always will be, BUT the truth is that self-sufficiency is a
myth perpetuated by pride and temporary success. Health and wealth can disappear
instantly as can life itself. Soooo for me, there is only one real Hope. That makes everything a lot simpler for me. BigShotErnie says--I like this Jesus guy, I like to sin and He likes to forgive!
Have a FUN day my friends unless you have other plans. (-:
erv
MyDeceasedFriend Jean said--Everyone wants you to tell it like it is until you do.

