Multiple Topics: One Poor Burdened Blog

Perhaps some of you, while scrolling down futher, will see a picture. They are a couple friends of mine, Karla Rove and Pygmaeus.

that's not what I'm here to talk about, I just wanted to introduce them to you, and have a nice time of it. So now they will be introduced and I will just ignore them.

What is the point of a shoe? Obviously we need shoes, or so we are told, or else we would step on sharp things and feel pain. But our ancestors stepped on sharp things and felt pain, and we are here. But we have evolved past that rock stepping age and moved into the stubbing toe on bedpost stage. Shoes work for both purposes.

And then we can talk about other things now. Shall I talk about water? Dihydrate oxide? Good stuff, not as poisonous as some nerds will have you think. Just water. H20. Very refreshing when you have a dry mouth.

And cell phones. We live for cell phones at times, because without cell phones we would never be able to reach people when we are away from home. That keeps people we know, including ourselves, from ever getting away. Another very useful thing in an age when privacy has become antiquated.

Moving along my list some more, I reach the word starving. Starving children in (insert poor nation/continent here) or simply the hungryish human being in a well off nation who hasn't gone to the kitchen for an hour to eat. Both are described with the same word, but the word has different connotations for different places. Almost all Americans will say they are starving at one point in their life, very few Americans die each day of starvation. We are more likely to kill ourselves, be killed by another human being accidentally or intentionally, or succomb to a fatal disease. Not many of us starve to death.

Okay, that should do me up for the random words and topics of the day. don't die folks, life is pretty sweet once you get used to the sour.
Roman Wolf