Watch this Sarah Palin Movie Trailer… funny as hell, regardless which side your on. What everyone needs is a little humor, especially these days when there seems to be hardly any good news..and the Vice Presidential debate coming up later.
Here’s what other people are blogging about Sarah Palin.
Sarah Palin is the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party for Vice President of the United States in the 2008 presidential election. Yesterday, someone close to Palin made a whole bunch of edits to her Wikipedia entry making it a little more palatable for the centrists. Read More.
Chuck Norris, the Man himself, has deigned to give an approving fist pump to us as chroniclers of the Little Known Facts about Sarah Palin. He cites his personal favorites as follows. Read More.
The video of Sarah Palin (then: Sarah Heath) in the swimsuit competition of the 1984 Miss Alaska pageant is making the rounds. Read More.
A series of events that involve a few people I know have lead me to some thought; a measure of introspection; in the hope of understanding people’s actions, and in the end I realize people simply cannot be understood entirely but to a certain extent, merely tolerated. There are no published set of rules that document how man acts, thinks and feels. They are just to be simply, accepted as they are, and blamed on man’s simply being human and that these come as part of his innate nature, and akin to his imperfection.
It tires me too much to try to understand something that maybe requires no understanding, to find answers to questions that simply don’t have any answers.
There is no more complicated creature in existence than man, and man’s greatest adversary is his own self.
Unlike other creatures that act and operate on instinct, man has been given an awareness of his own existence, yet he does not get enlightened.
Man has been given choice and discernment, but he squanders that privilege by choosing what’s wrong.
Man has been given the opportunity to feel emotions and the ability to express them, but can change these for convenience and rationalize to excuse him for doing so.
Man has been given the gift of rationalization and thought, and he abuses that to absolve him of his actions or transgressions.
Inevitably, man’s fate shall be his own doing.
Today I spent some time at the wake of an Aunt, she was my mother’s cousin. She recently succumbed to cancer, a fight that sees more loser’s than winners.
As I sat there, recalling memories of her from my life, and going as far back as childhood, a chill crept through me as I thought in resigned certainty, “there is nothing as inevitable and inescapable in life, as death”. And then I realized, to be primarily focused on our eventual end would be an even greater tragedy; simply reflecting on man’s inarguable fate, death; causes us to overlook the other single most important thing we possess and ought to be thankful for, which is life!
Death indeed is a reminder that all.. come to an end; but instead of living in the fear of what we know will one day come, I guess we should look at the other side of things, and celebrate life as often and as gratefully as we can, in our own individual ways.
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