Here's my Stella angel to wish you a "get well soon"!
>>You can certainly leave anytime you want to, but I rather enjoyed the humorous post.<<
Which is certainly my preference — I love to make people laugh and rally don’t take away much other than a sort silly “*HUFF* I told THEM* — sometimes on the smallest things.
Hey Griz, let’s bury the hatchet. I am pretty sure neither your Conservative bonafides and I hope you can tell by now, mine, aren’t in question.
Your name is better for our collective reaction: detect an attack, the hackles rise, the claws come out then in the morning we find our drinking buddy all bled out on the cave floor.
If I could control my temper a lot of my life would be easier. And I am dealing with a cold that has the lovely combination of exhausting me while not letting me sleep.
I know you are coming from one perspective, and I know you saw some of my comments as, to say the least, over the top. You called me out on them and I really should have just apologized for being (*Fonzie mode* Wrr... Wro.. Wrgg..”) and move on.
I think we also are both good Christians and that our entry point into the RCC discussion certainly has a lot of distance.
No hard feelings to you MM either. I know you have a spiritual Christian picture that has a great deal of thought and belief behind it and you also defend it with alacrity.
‘Night and God bless all.
I really prefer humorous posts to biting ones. Really.
Some of my best friendships began as barroom brawls. At one time, it was a military tradition.
I’m glad to call a cease fire.
Concerning your cold, here’s a sure fire way to relieve the symptoms.
Take a sturdy shot glass (not the thin, fancy kind but an old fashioned thick variety). Fill to about half with honey (local, if you can get it). Microwave in 5 - 10 second intervals until it bubbles. Do not allow it to bubble over. Carefully remove from the microwave (boiling honey will cause particularly nasty burns). Top off with your favorite whisky (Single Malt Scotch was originally distilled for medicinal purposes). Breath the fumes as soon as you pour in the whisky. Sip it slowly. Repeat as needed.
May God speed your recovery.
Here's my Stella angel to wish you a "get well soon"!