Matthew 8:23-26 (New International Version) -Then he got into the boat and his disciples followed him. Suddenly a furious storm came up on the lake, so that the waves swept over the boat. But Jesus was sleeping. The disciples went and woke him, saying, "Lord, save us! We're going to drown!" He replied, "You of little faith, why are you so afraid?" Then he got up and rebuked the winds and the waves, and it was completely calm. - It's easy for most of us (it is for me) to have...

OK, I ran out of pills on a Friday I believe, and it took me til Sunday to 'finally' get enough 'sleep' so that my mind was free of stress and I wish I had taken my heart pills, before I went to bed, (from 12pm to 7pm), becase it was 'really stressed out with pressure'....sheesh.

Its Monday morning, now, if I can hold off til tonight, and go to bed, 'maybe' I can turn my days and nights around to where they should be, again. I will go until the pressure starts on my chest, then, have...

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The other night...some guy, an employee of the store I was at, asked me to follow them outside...once outside, they did the whole public prayer thing...

You know...the 'Repeat after me' script....

The meaningless mindless repeating of someone elses sentiment, that's not nessicarily your own...

(I think such rituals do more to make them feel good about themselves than the one the prayer is intended to help)...

I've been back now for several weeks from my vacation to Florida. It was a great time. The weather was gorgeous and we boated, swam, and just hung out (with my family). My folks have a nice place down there where the back of their house is on a canal which leads to the Myakka River. From it, they can access the Gulf Of Mexico if they want to, though it is about a 45 minute ride by boat. My dad has his boat on a lift and just drops it in the water whenever he wants to go. We had to be careful...

I believe it is time for me to make my stand on the issue of bio-fuels, specifically in concern with using our arable lands to grow fuel.

I am against it.

I know that it has been a boon to our farmers, and I am troubled by the plight of our small farmers, but I do NOT believe we should be dedicating our remaining arable lands to growing fuel.

For starters, despite the claims, it is NOT sustainable. As I type, our lands' fertility is depleting and our...