Monthly Archives October 2015

Here are the 3 stories from this weekend’s Wall Street Journal that can effect YOU!  I guess if you don’t drive or plan to die from some accident these 3 stories won’t impact you but otherwise they should be something you should be concerned about.

(1)  They’re planning to change the length of time that a Yellow light stays Yellow. This can impact how fast you get from point A to point B and if you receive a penalty  along the way.

(2) Doctors are going to be paid by the Federal Government to discuss end of life options with their patients.  These decisions will probably be influenced by the type of doctor you see and the philosophy they bring to the table.

(3) There is a movement to put a “Driver’s Mode” on your cell phone so when you’re driving you won’t receive calls, texts  or other “possible distractions.  How this would be implemented and how much of the Nanny State will be utilized to put this into effect is yet to be determined.

Damn these night lights! The door was opened and my owner didn’t even leave the room  so I decided to go for my own walk, but then I saw him! Usually  I enjoy the sight of a human but this one felt so dark and cold as if he was full of evil and he was following me with a knife full of some flesh. I had to run!  Into the woods I turned this way and that way but still he lurked near me and as he came closer I smelled the familiarity of flesh on his knife.  It was my owner’s flesh what was it doing on his knife. As he came closer and closer I barked but nobody heard. I was trapped in a corner right by a cliff.  All of a sudden he reached down and appeared to pet me as I froze in fear.  His pets became harsher and harsher and surrounded my neck. Just as breathing became impossible a loud noise shattered my ears as the smell of gun powder filled my nose. This dark creature broke his grip and fell down a large cliff. I ran over to my hero and tried to show him so affection for his brave dead. He stopped to notice me and smile. We then walked to the cliff and looked over but the being was know where to be found this Halloween Eve.

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Some great imports of fear!

As Halloween creeps up, let us realize that fear is good  unless it’s deadly. Fear keeps our mind alert and insures our heart is pumping.  It enables us to make sure that we are aware of our circumstances and helps prevent accidents.  Yet if overpowering it can drive us mad to the point of deadly paranoid.  Where one’s heart beat stops as if a knife was thrust and all that is left is misery and death.

As I ran through a cemetery a man with a knife who some how knew I was the last Jew followed with a blood thirst ripped in his soul. He cornered me into the side of a building and just as he was about to rip me apart I awoke. This nightmare occurred many decades ago but it still lingers in my mind as do the following (below). Leaving a legacy of fear that still haunts me today.

(1) I’m laying on my bed as an army of bugs from all sides slowly makes it’s way up. I throw down my blanket and run into my parents room finding the bugs disappear as my eyes open.

(2) The bridge was swinging a bit too far and broke in the middle as me and my family tumbled down to the icy water below.