a night's question

I think I'll ask the angels why humankind is so discontent.
I mean, we're here. We don't really know what direction we should go in.
Sometimes we take the advice of friends, family. Other times we take advice from the collective philosophy of our time, our cultural philosophy. Maybe we take advice from our religious philosophy.

please don't anyone say: "you just need a deeper relationship with Jesus"

I'm beyond that. Yes, a deep relationship with Jesus, the Holy Spirit and the Creator are all good.
More than good. Desparately necessary in my opinion.
But the fact is, we don't really know anything. We're all just choosing to believe and live in a certain way.
It's really just a philosophical choice.

Okay, so if it's philosophical, why do I want to ask the angels anything. Why do I still need answers?

Because I do. I live and breathe and I need to know.

What am I being prepared for if my whole physical exsistance is based on choices of faith?
Choices that at times I'm sure of, maybe even certain. Then other times, I'm completely lost.
I'm lost even when I'm choosing to follow what I believe.

Then my brain said: "Go to sleep child"
Rest for the morining brings perspective to balance the heavy questions of night

Look, it's a new post!

Six months of blog-rest and I'm ready to go!

Greetings!
Hello,..is anybody out there? (to be sung to the tune of Comfortably Numb)

My creative juices are not running well enough yet so I've stolen Richards blog concept (which was apparently prompted by Robin).

1. One Book that changed your life:
The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway

2. One book you've read more than once:
The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood

3. One book you'’d want on a desert island: (note: not the ONLY book)
Amphigoreyey by Edward Gorey

4. One book that made you laugh:
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus by Dr. John Gray

5. One book that made you cry:
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes

6. One book that you wish had been written:
The one that tells me what I'm going to do when I grow up.

7. One book that you wish had never been written:
The Act of Marriage by Tim LaHaye (I love it when he tells women what is supposed to please them sexually)

8. One book you'’re currently reading:
er...does In Style magazine count? what about my Management Accounting text?? the Bible???

Ok, the most recent novel-type work was Crooked Path (a short story by Tim Lappala)

9. One book you've been meaning to read:
The Iliad by Homer

10. Now tag people.
Uh,..tag you're it!