I try to see the humor in everything. Even when someone I love gets hurt, I laugh. Not mean laughing, and I hate they get hurt, but it is kinda funny sometimes. I guess it runs in my family, but we have a dry sense of humor too. My brother and my nephew are the same way.
So when I saw that the people of Colorado had spoken and they now have legalized recreational marijuana, I thought about maybe moving out there and starting a marijuana and hemp farm. Some people don't think it's funny or a good thing at all. But some people see how this could be a boost to the economy and to farmers. Hemp is a plant that can be used for several different things. One being great clothes. Another being food. It's great fiber. I could see this being a good business. And I think the picture of a city in Colorado shrouded in what looks like a fog, and the caption says something like the people of Colorado have spoken and are very happy about the law passing for legalized pot, I think that's funny.
But when I saw a picture on FB yesterday of Obama standing at an open door holding an eagle with a caption that said "Knock knock. Who's there. America." I just did not see the humor at all. America? Really?? I just thought that was scary. Maybe half of America saw the humor in it, but the other half? I would love to hear their opinion.
So here we go, another 4 years. Are we all ready? I have no idea what's going to happen. Or if it will change very much in 4 years. I really didn't see too much change in the last 4 years. Not for the better, anyway. So he says he has 4 more years, lets see what he will do with it this time.
In the meantime, lets all try to see the humor in our world. There is a lot if we just look and not take things too seriously. I'm sure St. Francis saw humor in God's creatures.
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Way to stay positive, Kris! My husband said last night that we need to adopt the 1-4 rule. We will not let 1 man ruin our next 4 years.
But at the same time, the words of Thomas Jefferson keep running through my mind. "The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not."
We are hunkered down over here at Hammock Haven. Praying for the best and trying to accept that we do not understand God's plan.
Same here, Kristin. I don't understand any of it really. But we just need to trust Him.
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