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Showing posts with label Brotherhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brotherhood. Show all posts
October 16, 2015
July 13, 2015
Customers Gone Stinkin' Wild
This is the aisle for rugs and mats.
And it is a disaster zone!
I asked the clerk (with the orange apron on) knelling on the floor at the end of the aisle if the customers did this.
And he said, "Oh yes!" and he had to clean it all up.
My G-d, what gets into people?
It's one thing to shop--pick things up and put them down--but throwing everything all over and trashing the place--stuff on the floors and literally left dangling off the shelves.
And forgetting for a moment what this does to other people's shopping experience and the potential loss of sales for the store...
How about we think for a moment about the poor guy working in the store to earn a few bucks for his family who now has to go on and his knees to clean up this pigfest?
Is this really shopping or for some people perhaps it's is a way of venting their anger by choosing to sh*t on the innocent next guy.
Gee whiz folks--can you have a heart? ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
November 14, 2014
Bring Us Peace
October 10, 2014
What Is The World Coming To?
Pay for the water you drink, the air you breath, and the doings you leave behind.
Money makes the world go round, but what happened to love, friendship, and brotherhood.
It only goes as far as the restroom apparently! ;-)
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
September 26, 2012
Mural of Brotherhood
This was posted up next to a local school near their track, field, and basketball courts.
When all the world is topsy-turvy with riots and fighting, WMD and threats of annihilation, and all sorts of financial doomsday scenarios--it is uplifting to see this simple and pure painting spreading happiness.
Let's create a world for our children and grandchildren with more joy, positivity, and stability, and less stress, fear, and uncertainty.
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
January 21, 2012
War ---> Peace
If only peace was as simple as moving around a single letter.
Usually, it not the single letter that is painful, but when it becomes many letters and these letters form words of hate, bigotry, intolerance, and injustice that is indeed painful and where war does not translate to peace, but where war become unfortunately inevitable.
As individuals and a nation, I believe peace is what we all hope and pray for and that this comes from a spirit of brotherhood and unity around the world.
Although there are many prayers for peace, I am reminded of one specific beautiful prayer In Judaism, that we sing called "Oseh Shalem"
"May he who makes peace in high places, make peace for all of us and all Israel, and let us say Amen."
I love singing this and humming the tune for this prayer--it is like a deep calling that resonates.
I noticed online that the United Nations "cancelled as a sales item" this poster for peace (and it's also gone from Amazon), and it should make us all wonder where did that peace go and when will it return?
A genuine peace--more than a single letter and a secure and lasting peace of many letters.
(All Opinions my own)
January 7, 2012
Occupy Subway
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