The weather forecasted today
rain, some rain, heavy rain, tropical depression rain most likely, and whatever
else is contained on the radar. So, I looked outside to see what the weather is
going to be like today. Do you have any idea what I found? I walked on my porch
to take in the morning fresh air and look around as usual. After coughing for
15 minutes from inhaling all that freshly polluted air, to my surprise there
was no rain. Strange the radar showed a lot of it. Maybe I just couldn’t see it
and or it absorbed so fast into the ground it was still dry.
I read the headline news as
usual. Starting off with the major contributors like Fox, CNN, MSN, and then
working my way onto the local affiliates—ABC, NBC and CBS. It was so depressing
that I wanted to go back to bed and hide for the remainder of the day. A good
cup of coffee couldn’t have made it any better. Sometimes reading the news is
like waking up to a freshly stopped up full toilet of rancid pooh made by
someone with a serious case of irritable bowel syndrome.
Let me recap some of the
highlights! Yes, we know that the president has no idea what he is doing and is
high contradictory on everything. Yes, we know that there is an investigation
as to Russian involvement with the Trump campaign in 2016. Yes, we are aware
that prayer in schools is under separation of church and state. Yes, we are
aware there is a racial disparity going on. Yes, we are aware that pooh may
lengthen your life cycle (this was reported on Fox’s website.) Yes, we know
that the congress is indecisive as far as who does and does not want to stand
with the so called presidential ideals or election promises. Yes, we know we
have been in Afghanistan for at least 16 years fighting for (we still haven’t
totally figured that out yet.) Is it terrorism, oil, or US illegal drug imports?
Well it couldn’t be for the Afghan cultural fall fashion line.
Isn’t there anything worth
reporting of value anymore? Does it even make sense? Let’s report on the sink
of dirty dishes I have to do or the load of laundry that needs to be done
because life goes on. Gloom, doom, blood, guts and gore – I have a stain on my
favorite blouse. What happened to zombie apocalypse? What happen to the gun rights and everyone needing a gun to defend themselves from the invaders that haven't broken into their home yet? What happened to the latest report on the high deadly weapon, the car in a crowd?
Society loves gloom and doom,
blood and horrible stories. I was reading about the young female journalist
whose torso was found. At first, she was reported in a ship wreck sub buried at
the bottom of the ocean. Then she was dropped off at a specific location. Now
her headless torso was found, identified and what appeared to be limbs removed
by hacking. Can you imagine what her family might have felt after reading this
information on line, in print or maybe hearing it on the news? We want humane
treatment to all, but is the news report being humane? I don’t think so!
Is it there anything going on
that isn’t particularly repetitive, depressing, disheartening in the world
today? I don’t want to see another photo opportunity of a politician with a
group of school children who have done something miraculous. We know that 2
minutes after the photo was taken, the impressive political official has no
idea those children’s name nor what their project was. Then we have to endure on social media a
photo shopped picture with a caption: “Did this political official do this? No,
but this one did.”
Then we have to suffer with
website called “Breaking News” which is (in most cases) someone’s blog made to
look like real news. Of course, all news is fake news unless it comes out of
the president’s mouth which is “We have no idea what he is talking about, until
it is translated by someone who does.”
So, this is my morning. I am
searching for worldly events and end up with a case of regurgitation.
Instead of serious upset stomach from the news that makes living more stressful, I do believe I will write this idiotic blog, then pray seriously that God intervenes in my life and the lives of so many who seriously need him.
Have a blessed day.
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