Quotes N Notes
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When Death Gives Birth to Humility
Have you ever felt guilty trying to console someone who has lost a loved one even though it’s not your fault? Like, why do we say we’re sorry in the first place? What have we ourselves done? We apologize because we’re sorry for their sadness, and also because somehow, their loss has humbled us: “It… Continue reading
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We Weaken Ourselves
“The only time anything possesses power over us is when we weaken ourselves.” Continue reading
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Frank Morrison
This isn’t exactly an article FYI, more like a random thought (perhaps I’ll make a category for that). But, in case you haven’t noticed, I use a lot of Frank Morrison images on this blog. In fact, my avatar profile is a FM piece. I have a brother who’s a very talented artist (one day… Continue reading
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Deception
Definition: a lie that is made to look like the truth. “They baptize themselves in tradition’s rebellion; intoxicated by the signs of the times.” Continue reading
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History vs. Truth
I would actually like to write more on this topic at a later date. But for now, enjoy this word: “One is astonished in the study of history at the recurrence of the idea that evil must be forgotten, distorted, skimmed over. We must forget that George Washington was a slave owner….and simply remember the… Continue reading
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Cheating on my other Blog
Okay. I admit it. I am not as faithful as I should be. I am cheating on my other blog. Oh, c’mon, don’t look at me like that; we have all been there. But, dear blog, if you’re listening, I didn’t mean to hurt you; I just can’t stop thinking about ThePBSBlog. Plus, you don’t… Continue reading
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Dumbing Down Our Kids
“We the people, of the American educational system, in order to possess docile minds, establish low self-esteem, proper enslaved attitudes, regurgitation of unnecessary facts and a lack of self-defense; promote poverty to those unable to service their own welfare and secure the system of stupidity among ourselves to proliferate your posterity, we will sing songs… Continue reading
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