my Sunday was too stunning and spectacular and sunny to be sundering about the world at large ...
but it's Monday and i must face reality: the world at large does impact my little world, what with birds and their flu, global warming increasing sea levels and washing in more sea shells on the sea shore for me to sell, and rising price of oil-based mascara ...
some people are born for greatness, others are determined to be great, and yet others who just want to live in peace, and there are those who just want to be. My Point? There isn't one - I was just thinking and writing to see where it took me and I became rather bored, so I am moving on
Iran is causing a bit or ruckus. Oh Dr. Ahemedine!
Bolivia's Evo Morales is looking to nationalize the natural gas industry. Oh Evo!
And Colin Powell says he had told Rumsfeld and President Bush that he was concerned about the troop level before the Iraq War. This on the 3rd anniversary of "Mission Accomplished". Oh god de guerre"
Someone said to me to the effect that greatness and humility are two sides of the same coin - mmmmh a hint to me ... ;-)
David Blaine, the magical chap has started another death-defying feat on Monday: spending a week submerged in an 8-foot sphere filled with water. Bless!
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my dream is a world where there is no need for 'greatness'.
but Tom what's wrong with "greatness"? Humility, consideration, graciousness, beauty, kindness and so many other such desirable qualities are forms of greatness
cheers my friend
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