The Good Portion

My time is limited; but I wanted to share this before I forget about it forever. Thanks to White Stone for the link.

My indentured servanthood to my current cell phone service, after four nightmarish years ends in a week. So I've sold myself to a different plan, the one my husband, kids, in-laws, and most of the folks closest to me have. This also means, I've got a new phone. It's green! My kids are no longer mocking me. In fact, Tony is green too, every time he looks at it. I got unlimited texting. My reasoning was this, I HATE talking on the phone (Oh, to anyone who's ever spoken to me on the phone and wondered why my personality has vanished - that's why). My kids LOVE to text. I LOVE to write. It has a full keypad and a camera. I can take pictures with it AND send hilarious text messages. I used to think my calling in life was to teach the Bible, but now I know it's really to send hilarious text messages. Ask my kids. They'll testify to my giftedness in this area. Oh, and speaking of a Whole New World. Watch this video - and don't quit part way, you...

shoppers...haters... Here's an interesting undercover journalist's take on WalMart . It just may surprise you, especially coming from me!

Paul posted this today and I just can't get over it. I've got to share it with someone.

In a 1953 essay , he explains how his hope for the future of mankind lies in eugenics, but also wonders at the inexplicable hold the moral law has on him.