When you fight fire with fire someone will get burned – that’s what I learned today
It’s 9: 41 PM on day 231 of my journey towards independence and I’ve managed to brush my teeth, feed myself a banana for breakfast, continue reading A Purloined Life – the first of two books in Stella Cameron‘s Charmed – backup all my files – my laptop was making funny noises and I thought it better to be safe than sorry LOL 🙂 – feed myself rice and curry for lunch, tweet about my Clean Water For All Campaign for a few hours – no luck – watch TV, feed myself Batura – deep fried bread – for dinner and tweet about my campaign some more – still no luck 🙁
Today as I heard of all the killings going on in the world via the seven o’ clock news I realized that evil was a cycle and that the only way to break it was to refuse to retaliate against our enemies. Are you burning your house down to kill a rat?
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Stan’s very sweet for saying so, but feel free to write what reflects you best.
Thanks to all my friends out there who are helping me make my dream come true: to make a better world for all of us!
I was told that my great grandmother (my father’s father’s side were Polish immigrants to America) burned down her house to kill the cockroaches. One night, she woke up and found some cockroaches in bed with her. Se had battled them for years. She went out to the barn, came back with a can of gasoline, and poured gas around the house. And lit it up.
Revenge, we are told, is best given up to God to serve. Questions about human rights, self-defense, and basic needs, however, move us quickly to action.
Do you know people who have trust and patience enough to let God solve every problem to your satisfaction?
No, I don’t but you are right revenge is best given up up to God to serve.
Yours truly,
Nisha