When you don’t know enough about a subject, and you don’t even bother researching a subject before you “report“ about it, you are not a journalist.

My first husband bought me an Electrolux vacuum cleaner for Valentine’s Day, when my son was eight days old and had slept through the night for the first time. My ex-husband turned on the vacuum and woke me and the baby up. He went to the doghouse that day and never got out.😂

Wow!

I always like to preface these things by saying I am an atheist, but have studied many religions and religious texts throughout my life. I find that the people who say they hate others the most, are usually religious. Here’s some things about hate. You would think the religious people would know more about this than me. Funny how that works.. Scripture states that anyone who hates a brother or sister walks in spiritual darkness and cannot see the truth clearly. Unresolved hatred and bitterness act like internal poison, blocking communion with God and quenching spiritual peace. In the New Testament (1 John 3:15), harboring deep-seated hatred in the heart is spiritually equated with murder, corrupting the inner self. Religious teachings emphasize that a heart weighed down by malice and unforgiveness breaks fellowship with the divine, rendering prayers ineffective (Psalm 66:18) Believers are commanded to love their neighbors and even their enemies, viewing every individual as someone loved by God Tradition allows or even commands hating evil, corruption, or destructive behavior (hate the sin, not the sinner), provided the hatred is directed at the moral wrong rather than the human soul.

Baby goats are the best!

I remember when this happened and my step mother threw the catalog away. I have never seen it until just now.😂

People say things are better now that we have social media and I’m not sure. I miss the days when if you had something to say, you had to look someone in the eyes when you said it. You couldn’t hide behind a fake profile, or a fake picture, or pretend you were someone else, you had to speak as yourself and own your own words, face-to-face. To me that was a much better time to live than now, when people grow up learning how to hide and not be held accountable for the words they speak and the harm those words cause.

I’m an atheist, but I have spent many decades, studying different religions and their texts. One of the things people seem to get wrong the most is Karma. Most likely because using the word suits their purpose at the time. People often treat karma like an invisible judge, a form of divine retribution, or poetic justice that actively punishes bad people and rewards good ones in a transactional way. The reality is that Karma is a neutral process of cause and effect. Every thought, intention, and action leaves a mental imprint or seed that shapes your character, future choices, and state of mind over time. Similar to planting a garden. In traditions like Buddhism and Hinduism, the moral weight and consequence of Karma are tied to the intent behind the action, not just the deed itself. Rather than encouraging people to wait around for bad actors to get "payback," true understanding of karma focuses on present moment awareness, breaking harmful cycles, and cultivating personal accountability.

Imagine scrolling through your feed and finding an image that supposedly represents your tribe in your people and everything about it is wrong?

I always try to Google things before sharing and I found out that this is real.