Let us see, what could this dramatist write about today? Sorry, I just used a word that some of the reading public will not understand. If you are one of those who does not know what “Dramatist” is, let me give you a definition. Dramatist is defined as, “Don the Ford”!
The thought came to me yesterday, I might have heard it on the radio, that a Blessed Day can still have some BS. I took it to mean, even when you have a good day going, there may be a few odd things that occur, don’t let the odd things bring the entire Blessed Day down.
Subject change; I noted that Charlie was missing after the neighbors dogs were lose in the neighborhood yesterday. Charlie appeared here at the Homestead a little after lunch yesterday, he is fine. We have no idea where he had been.
Subject change; The Grand kids are coming over today, and I am going to attempt to get Alex to mow the front yard. He is usually willing to help with chores, if there is pay involved. I hope to get Gabi on the riding mower in the back yard. It would be nice to have the grandees take care of the yard while I do nothing.
Different subject:
There are people destroying historical statues. It seems that these people are considering what the people shown in these statues have done, which these people do not agree with. As they were talking about this on TV something came to mind.
There is a story in a book, where a group of people were going to kill a female because she did something they did not agree with. There was a man who looked at these people and said something to the affect, he who is without sin throw the first stone. No one threw a stone.
We may not agree with everything the person in a statue has done, or the person who lives next door, but we are not perfect either. Surely we have better things to do than to destroy statues, or people, that we do not agree with.
Maybe if we got these people back to work we would not have these problems.
Enjoy the day, don’t toss a stone!
Senior retired non-rock tosser, Don the Ford
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