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Additives and Ingredients for the Universe:
By Vincent Tnegana Marino
Sunday, December 19, 2010
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Observation that we are one soul...searching...twisting, turning, breathing, writhing, discontented, and still trying to maintain the middle ground. by Vincent Tnegana Marino

Observation that we are one soul...searching...twisting, turning, breathing, writhing, discontented, and still trying to maintain the middle ground. ~Vincent Tnegana Marino

THE KEYS~

Keys to the kingdom are as follows: Play the jester, but be wise in who you entertain. If you can loosen someone's shoulders with the ability to cause them to smile...my, then you are quite a infectious laughing soldier, and you've gained entry into the kingdom. Quite simply put.
Who says jesters are fools? On the contrary, these are wiser than kings.

DIFFERENCE~

Two different trees sometimes bend in the same breeze at the same time.

Life on Another Plane~

If we discover life on Mars one blessed day.

I pray it doesn't resemble us AT ALL. For surely we'd kill it either way. Still, I'm a strange kind of optimist that there's a better place for us outside of this carbon-molecular facade/charade. You can quote me.

to be continued...

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Reviewed by Donna Chandler 12/27/2010

I fully agree that jesters are wise. Afterall, laughter is the very best medicine for our physical AND emotional well being.

And it is indeed scary to think about what we would end up doing to life found on another planet. Sadly, we're not always a nice people.

Donna

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