celticeagle

How are we feeling about the new year? Positive or negative? I am thinking that it will be interesting to see what happens. How will the new president do once he is in office? I read this very question on most forums I visit.  What will happen in our homes/lives in the new year? Change? Improvements? Will there be more storms coming? Are we ,as a nation ,better prepared to handle them? Will more troups start coming home from Iraq? Are there alot of what if’s? Are we feeling solid or like the floor is about to come out from under us?

I think that we will be just fine. I think that our fearless leader, with the help of all the new folks he has put in their positions, will do just fine. Atleast to begin with. They always do. He will have his fixes and his band-aids just like all the rest have.

And how about the invisible guy upstairs? I agree with George Carlin! 

It is so bizarre to me. This invisible man that can see every thing we do. He has ten rules that we must live by and if we go against just one we will go to this hot burning place way down below where we will burn, and hurt, and know such pain and have such unbelieveable torture FOREVER. But, he loves us!

I just loved Gerge Carlin and his way of of looking at things. Like the hippy dippy weather man, and where things go when you lose them. He was great! I miss him.

 How can intelligent human beings believe that this invisible man is all knowing and all seeing yet lets all the crap go on. How can that be? Karma? Or is it like chess to him?!

Organized religion- or is it organized business. Put in your time in church, go home and do whatever you please! And that church always needs money. This invisible guy is all knowledgeable and all powerful- he just can’t handle money.

And the temples and beautiful churches built. What of them? For this man that travelled by foot everywhere he went. No taxi, oxen, etc. This humble man. It would be like Klim Kadiddlehopper walking in the Sacks Fifth Avenue. Just seems so strange to me. And I feel closer to this invisible man in the mountain or forest than I ever have in one of those fancy churches.