Retired Dailies

 2012 08 07 - Weather Thought:

These days I find myself more often rooting for the storms, in hopes that the message will prevail that denying human involvement in global climate change is ostrich-thinking.

Unsolicited advice often sounds to the giver like wisdom, sometimes with amusing results.

 012 08 02 - Miscellaneous Musing:

If I'm happy today, I can remember how to be happy tomorrow.

Meaning is imputed, not innate.

 2012 07 29 - Thought for today:

From an article about New Zealand's upcoming vote on gay marriage:

"Parliamentarians are expected to get a conscience vote on the issue, meaning they will not be bound by party policy."

Wouldn't this be an interesting, even refreshing, idea to introduce into the American houses of Congress...

 2012 07 28 - Thought for a Day:

     The Feckless Innocent: "I consider it a national embarrassment that the United States failed to pass the ERA.”

     Tom Doubter: "Well, I consider it a human embarrassment that such an amendment was found to be necessary."

 2012 07 27 - Thought for the Odd Day:

Frogs don't eat glass insects.

 2012 07 26 - Thought for yet another Day:     

Never underestimate your susceptibility to suggestibility.

2012 07 25 - Ponder Point:

When the windows are greasy one's perspective is slippery.