Salvia Divinorum: Hey, I wouldn't mind being a table. But still much rather a tree. And I think that is the point you're making. We have forsaken our former glory.
Thank you for the: Thank you for the compliments, in addition to the read. Sometimes, I think we are like a tree that has left it's roots behind, yet somehow expects not to become a table at the banquet of kings.
Some folks in Jesus' only: Some folks in Jesus' only family thought that He was demented, as Apostle Mark's Gospel tells us. I know of some Christians who believe that, ultimately, even the devil will be restored to and throough Grace. While I cannot agree with them, I respect the fervency of their Hope.
This is what you get when you: This is what you get when you put profit above people. I might use this information the next time someone is singing the praises of deregulation. Very important facts.
Some killer wit here! This: Some killer wit here! This would certainly stand out from all the cliche, cookie-cutter, insincere drivel on social media (And I'm not even looking for dating content!).
"red carpet yoga mat" That's pure gold. Love it!!!
First, I'm truly sorry to: First, I'm truly sorry to hear about your ordeal and the fact that you're still suffering. My prayers and best wishes go out to you. I certainly didn't expect a review, and a profound one at that, while you're in the hospital so I'm deeply touched that you took the effort to read and leave such astounding footprints.
As always you discern my intent, then hit the bullseye with surprising precision and expansive insight. Your stellar reflections are poetry itself and more appreciated than you can imagine.
Hoping and praying that you'll recover soon and finish your own celestial collection.
Countless thank you's!
When I studied Ancient: When I studied Ancient History, I very fastidiously avoided Julius Caesar. I was aware of the 6000 pirates he had ordered crucified, after capture, in vengeance for kidnapping him earlier. As for being a barbarian sadist, one of his most virulent critics---the Poet, Catullus---does not mention this aspect. So, help an old History Major out, if you would, and tell me your sources. I should like to read more about that.