I am not an ageist. There are toddlers who are like old men and old men who are like toddlers. Age 'aint nothing but a number, perhaps, but experience is a teacher. Life experience, essentially, is Karma. What we experience is a result of our thoughts, because every head is a world, couple that with past life experience and the karmic chemistry that incurs in the presence of others and pepper in a little action/reaction neutral observance or lack thereof. To put it in laymans terms: oh who am I kissing, I'm not gonna try and do that. It's Sunday. The day of family, the day of contemplation, the day, have mercy, of the lord. hahahaha! who am I kissing? I meant to say, who am I kidding. I would call it a freudian slip but I don't follow freud so let's not call it that. I don't want to go on a hocus pocuse tirade, but I will admit that most of what I say is a rant. I guess I could work on narrowing it down, to make it more interesting and easy to follow.

Hence the previous banter of the last post, which is in easy speak, the language of my converse in that moment in time. It's a way to do it - write like ya speak. But if my mind is a balloon and the body is a string, that leaves maybe abit too much opportunity for vagueness, and this, my friends is to be avoided. In art, music, writing - generally it's important for the audience to know just what the presenter is aiming at presenting,.It would make it more enjoyable, n'est pas? to sit back and enjoy, get the meassage wthout having to strain.This is something I am currently learning, partly due to my CRITICAL THINKING AND REASONING class. and Theatre. Both explain the importance ..of being earnest? ahaha...oh, ok
it's Sunday. Let's not strain now...