Showing posts with label Exodus 23. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exodus 23. Show all posts

Saturday, August 24, 2019

ATTEMPTED STABBING OF US MARINE VET BY ANTIFA

 Members of ANTIFA groups need to be required by law to wear no masks nor hide their identity by any other means.

Every time you wade into a crowd or don a concealing garment, you risk deindividuation, and it often brings out the worst in you. When you step back and see yourself as the perpetrator, you act as though your reputation and position in society is at stake. 
When you have no identity, when you are nameless, faceless and free from retribution, the chains of inhibition fall from your brain. 

-David McRaney 



Read about masks and deindividuation H E R E

















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Saturday, August 25, 2018

Pornography and Your Brain

Saw young Nate wearing this shirt at a restaurant in small College-town, USA.

 It is certain to be a conversation starter with the youngish crowd who frequent the Coffee Shop where he works.  He had his girlfriend with him.  She came across as happy, content, safe.  Who wouldn't be with such an in-your-face declaration of Nate's commitment to purity in their relationship? God bless you, N & S! 


ETA: "Fight the New Drug" is a non-profit organization which -- I did not realize till today -- was founded by Mormons.  I want to make it perfectly clear that I am a born-again Christian, and NOT Mormon, nor am I promoting their cult via this post.






Thursday, January 11, 2018

Anthropologie: Good Reviews and Quality Items


(1)  Smells great! A gift from daughter to me. A reed diffuser by Capri Blue in "Volcano".  

Described on the Anthro site thus: 
Volcano: tropical fruits, sugared oranges, lemons and limes, redolent with lightly exotic mountain greens (FRESH).  


Below are Christmas gifts for me and hubby from daughter to complement the diffuser. Capri Blue:  Hand Cream and Jar Candle.  Beautifully packaged (with bells, honest!).  Something about the "Volcano" fragrance elicits ooohs and aaahs from others, apparantly. 




pc: Anthropologie

(2)  Stoneware Pan by Natalie Lete in collaboration with Anthro. Nice-lookin' and seemed of good quality when I got my first pan. That good impression led me to order two more hoping to give them as gifts. Dear youngest daughter loves to use them for baking. Easy to wash; and no chips nor fading.




(3) Georgina Shower Curtain.  Love the fact that this pretty item is washable.  I already have a similar shower curtain from Anthro called Tender Falls  which is a beaut, but Dry Clean only. 




wrinkled, 
still cute
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"Tender Falls", pc: Anthropologie