Protestantism

» Migisi - hey Mig.....

In response to hey Mig..... posted by pink101:
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I'd LOVE to see and hear you, Pink. I don't have the means to v-blog, so I'd have to reply the old fashioned way here on Suite. Boo hoo. I think I do better in writing anyway... thanks to the 'edit' button, I can organize my thoughts better, rephrase and correct. Not so easy when 'live'.
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Let us know if you give v-blogging a whirl.

-- posted by Migisi

» pink101 - Who, Meee?

In response to hey Mig..... posted by Migisi:
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When you say, "Who, Meee?", you have to go up on the end.
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The famous educater, J. Dewey told us, "Writing crystalizes thinking." He developed the Dewey decimal system used in libraries in case anyone didn't know.
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I'd probably have to set up a stage with a black board and podium.
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Hoo Hah!
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I'm trying to get a part time job. Easier said than done when you're 76.
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But, I've got the spirit.
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-- posted by pink101

» Migisi - Who, Meee?

In response to Who, Meee? posted by pink101:

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You love to read. How 'bout a job at a library or book store? Somehow, I don't see you greeting shoppers at Walmart. (wink and )

-- posted by Migisi

» pink101 - Who, Meee?

In response to Who, Meee? posted by Migisi:

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Good idea.
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I'll put my application in at Barnes & Noble.
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-- posted by pink101

» redback - of things Dilbert

In response to of things Dilbert posted by Migisi:

Do you get 'Dilbert' your way? I get my inspiration from many sources it seems so who says there aint no political or spiritual wisdom in cartoons?

The variable ideas I'm seeing here of...'spirit'...leaves me to ponder: When I stop to smell the roses, am I inhaling 'society', God, rose scent or...smog.

Just because I may have in theory, equal access to epiphanies and serendipities, doesn't mean I'll get 'em. I was born into an existing life cycle where Napoleon had already met HIS untimely Waterloo.

It seems too belated to go back to my overtaken post 709 in 'The Bible' so I'll ponder those issues here too.

-- posted by redback

» Migisi - of things Dilbert

In response to of things Dilbert posted by redback:

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Do you get 'Dilbert' your way? I get my inspiration from many sources it seems so who says there aint no political or spiritual wisdom in cartoons?
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Oh yes, Dibert is still popular here. But I'm a Calvin and Hobbs fan myself. Calvin's lavish fantasies get busted by heavy-handed reality all the time - yet his imagination is not diminished. I'm a published cartoonist myself - the one-box variety. One doesn't need to look very far for political and spiritual fodder (the coarser food, the better) for inspiration. It comes from folks like you - et al. So really, a popular cartoon is only a graphic reflection of collective thinking. If that makes sense?
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The variable ideas I'm seeing here of...'spirit'...leaves me to ponder: When I stop to smell the roses, am I inhaling 'society', God, rose scent or...smog.
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Who knows, you may be inhaling perfume from your neighbor's fabric-softener drier sheets. Or, maybe the rose-scented aphid spray the gardener used. The base question is - do you enjoy the scent of roses (regardless of its source)? Not everyone does.
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Just because I may have in theory, equal access to epiphanies and serendipities, doesn't mean I'll get 'em.
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You might not 'get' the epiphany or happy accident when it happens, but that doesn't mean they didn't happen.
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It seems too belated to go back to my overtaken post 709 in 'The Bible' so I'll ponder those issues here too.
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Ponder where we will. Ideas can't be contained under subheadings. But your wily reference has piqued my curiousity to reread and ponder your post 709. Where shall I reply?

-- posted by Migisi

» pink101 - You Tube

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Speaking of You Tube:
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http://video.yahoo.com/video/play?vid=11...
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-- posted by pink101

» redback - of things Dilbert

In response to of things Dilbert posted by Migisi:

Sorry...I didn't intend "wily reference". It's just that every so often, I recall expressions of mine that could have been better used in a later post or questions that have since lost their context. But then, am I seeking validation my views or questions aren't always entirely off the wall? Or expressing a profound hope that they'll inspire an epiphany here? "Where shall I reply?" Your side bar here'd be OK.

Calvin & Hobbs is here too, but not frequently in papers I access. "...graphic reflection..." does makes sense and is for folks like me who don't toe the party line.

Do I enjoy the smell of roses less if they're grown by criminals?

"You might not 'get' the epiphany or happy accident when it happens, but that doesn't mean they didn't happen."

But after talking to my financial advisor yesterday, I'm sure I didn't enter into the beginning of the (life) cycle that says there's a risk of a bad year only every 20 years.

-- posted by redback

» _Boanerges_ - speaking of You Tube

In response to You Tube posted by pink101:
check this one out!......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0FvG9GO8...

be sure to follow along with the linked video...... !

-- posted by _Boanerges_

» pink101 - speaking of You Tube

In response to speaking of You Tube posted by _Boanerges_:

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Interesting.
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Where will you take that?
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-- posted by pink101