Lisa Holdren tagged me for what I believe she called, Seven Swans Aswimming. So, here are my 7 brief things.
7. I agree with Lisa the number seven is overrated.
6. 12, now there is a number.
5. Did you know that if you were to purchase all of the items from the 12 days of Christmas it would cost you over $86,000...
4. Knowing that means that someone actually took the time to calculate it...and I actually took the time to know it...why?
3. Back to seven...the seven swans "aswimming" ... fine but the six geese "a-laying..." that is where I have a problem as some of my golf course had to recently hire a man with a dog and a whistle because the geese are so numerous that they are now considered a health hazard.
2. Doesn't anyone eat Christmas goose like Tiny Tim anymore?
1. Speaking of Christmas -- the twelve days are now here -- let the countdown begin.
Poems of Peace: Darfar and Beyond
Poems of Peace: Darfur and Beyond reflects on the American Dream, the global situation and the resilient nature of man. It embodies the notion that peace is not only a goal, but a means to the goal that is peace. Passionate, heartfelt, hopeful and desperate—this diverse collection of poems touches on the emotions and complexities of peace within the world today. “One of the most persistent ambiguities that we face is that everybody talks about peace as a goal. However, it does not take sharpest-eyed sophistication to discern that while everybody talks about peace, peace has become practically nobody’s business among the power-wielders. Many men cry Peace! Peace! But they refuse to do the things that make for peace.” —Martin Luther King, Jr.
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