Sunday, December 12, 2010

All I have to do is Dream?

I just woke from a dream that was a might bit spooky.

For some reason, --dictation of dreams always seem to start this way-- I was climbing the side of a steep mountain in a snowstorm. Close to the top of this mountain was a wide plateau. When I made it to the ledge, I could see my youngest brother walking toward me. It appeared as though he was living there, and I believe that he even had a cup of coffee in his hand.

The next immediate part of the dream was that the entire canyon had filled with snow, right up to the level area we were standing on! It appeared as if you could walk right across it! And my brother, tried to do just that.

I saw him disappear, headfirst, into the snow. I could hear his muffled screams as he sank deeper, and the color of his coat slowly disappeared. Soon, I could no longer hear or see anything. I remember being extremely distraught!

Not sure how much time passed, but I finally decided to yell for him. Soon after, I could make out his voice. Some of the snow had turned to slush, and I could see him splashing through it, finally reaching the plateau. I then I woke up in a highly anxious state.

Am I being a good brother? Have I called out to him enough to direct him toward safety? Is this my subconscious, revealing pent up guilt in a dream? Or was it just another dream?

Friday, December 10, 2010

Happy Please Gain Some Perspective Day!!

OK. I realize that when a corporation instructs its employees to abstain from saying "Merry Christmas", that it is basically a slap in the face to me, and the majority of people in this culture. But I wish we would utilize this same fervor to combat REAL dangers to our way of life; like the recent Islamic pushes for Sharia courts in our Justice System, or the legalization of Same Sex so-called Marriage. If people would combat Abortion like we go after "Happy Holidays" companies, maybe Roe v Wade would have already fallen.

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Just seems Odd to me



Ha Ha

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Judge Not the Juggernaut

        Anyone who wastes time in front of the TV like I have has probably been exposed to the "Don't Judge" commercials that try to keep us in line with the new social value of Toleration. The commercial I witnessed attempted to drive the message home that Homosexuality is valid and that by believing it to be wrong; you are being intolerant, which is a "bad" thing. Some will fall for this, others will not.
 
I would like to admit that I believe in a certain way that we should not judge others. I believe; like most people, that Slaves should not have been judged as non-persons, which removed their rights under our Constitution. It was also wrong for Hitler and the Nazi party to judge the Jews as sub-human and subject them to a horrific brutality. I also believe that it is wrong to judge the weakest of us as non-persons as well.
 
Children in the womb are the weakest among us and are denied person-hood so that they can be killed through abortive procedures. The commercials I mentioned earlier are in effect; trying to keep people from being embarrassed or upset by some who believe homosexuality to be a mental disorder. Although I pity their situations at times; I have exceedingly more pity for a helpless child facing burning saline solution and flesh-tearing tongs. But there I go again, facing the Juggernaut.