What Gets Me Up in the Morning
Date: Jan 15, 2005
From: JB
What gets me up in the morning, now that work is not the motivator, quite frankly is usually the “call of nature”, if you get my drift. And immediately thereafter I am hungry. A shower starts my day, wakens my skin and clears out my head and I BEGIN while showering, to think of the day ahead. Sometimes I do start thinking before getting out of bed.
I think Mother Nature is nothing if not VERY consistent. Even in the weather. It is devoted to keeping things the same: patio tomato seed produces tomatoes, bibb lettuce seed produces bibb lettuce, acorn produces oak tree. People produce people. Somewhere in the U.S. the Dept. of Agriculture has a very climate controlled depository for seeds for everything from apples to wheat, in case some pest should attack and destroy a particular strain. Amazing!
Weather cycles repeat themselves. Look at hundred year flood plains for evidence. Its just that people’s memories are short or they don’t believe records. This is a “living planet”, but I didn’t really grasp that until I saw the bubbling pots of earth at Yellowstone. I heard a story once, about two red ants walking upon a Giant Redwood tree. One remarked to the other that he had heard that this tree was alive. Well, yes, says the other, but it hasn’t moved or changed a bit and I have been here my entire life!
Date: Jan 15, 2005
From: ET
Getting up in the morning IS the point. Life is for living ,experiencing, trying new things, so that you slide into heaven with a glass of champagne, covered in dirt, cuts and scratches from the fullness of your life. I didn’t make that up exactly, but I believe it’s true.
I have a letter ordering me to jury duty. I don’t think they will want me on a jury. I feel if a person has gotten that far in our judicial system they are probably guilty, and I want to see ALL the evidence, not just what the judge wants me to see. I don’t care WHY someone did what they did. If they did it, they’re guilty. You can think all you want, but once you act on it, you are responsible. That’s what I think.
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From: JB
What gets me up in the morning, now that work is not the motivator, quite frankly is usually the “call of nature”, if you get my drift. And immediately thereafter I am hungry. A shower starts my day, wakens my skin and clears out my head and I BEGIN while showering, to think of the day ahead. Sometimes I do start thinking before getting out of bed.
I think Mother Nature is nothing if not VERY consistent. Even in the weather. It is devoted to keeping things the same: patio tomato seed produces tomatoes, bibb lettuce seed produces bibb lettuce, acorn produces oak tree. People produce people. Somewhere in the U.S. the Dept. of Agriculture has a very climate controlled depository for seeds for everything from apples to wheat, in case some pest should attack and destroy a particular strain. Amazing!
Weather cycles repeat themselves. Look at hundred year flood plains for evidence. Its just that people’s memories are short or they don’t believe records. This is a “living planet”, but I didn’t really grasp that until I saw the bubbling pots of earth at Yellowstone. I heard a story once, about two red ants walking upon a Giant Redwood tree. One remarked to the other that he had heard that this tree was alive. Well, yes, says the other, but it hasn’t moved or changed a bit and I have been here my entire life!
Date: Jan 15, 2005
From: ET
Getting up in the morning IS the point. Life is for living ,experiencing, trying new things, so that you slide into heaven with a glass of champagne, covered in dirt, cuts and scratches from the fullness of your life. I didn’t make that up exactly, but I believe it’s true.
I have a letter ordering me to jury duty. I don’t think they will want me on a jury. I feel if a person has gotten that far in our judicial system they are probably guilty, and I want to see ALL the evidence, not just what the judge wants me to see. I don’t care WHY someone did what they did. If they did it, they’re guilty. You can think all you want, but once you act on it, you are responsible. That’s what I think.
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