What'd you say?

Balance

You know something that annoys me?

It's how some people take the part of the truth they WANT to hear and then slam the rest.

For example, they believe in the Law of Attraction and believe it works to attract good things into ones life. BUT . . . they don't believe the opposite is true - that one can also attract bad things into their lives.

Why would that happen?

I mean, isn't there truth in the quote "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction?" Plus, Universal laws like "What goes up, must come down."

So, if we can feel GOOD and attract GOOD things into our lives, doesn't it stand to reason that if we feel BAD we can attract BAD things into our lives?

Maybe I'm crazy, but that's how I thought things worked.

I just don't see how one can be true and the other false. Or how someone can believe ONLY the good parts and then throw the rest out simply because they don't LIKE the idea or because they think they idea is BAD.

Yin and Yang. Dark and Light. Day and Night. Positive and Negative.

Everything has an opposite.

Dear Friends,

I have just read and signed the online petition:

"Crow Creek Sioux Land is NOT For Sale"

hosted on the web by PetitionOnline.com, the free online petition
service, at:

http://www.PetitionOnline.com/CrowCrek/

I personally agree with what this petition says, and I think you might
agree, too. If you can spare a moment, please take a look, and consider
signing yourself.

Best wishes,

LeAnne Anderson

New post on http://annieandersonblog.com

Daily question

Because I'm sure you're dying to know . . .

How many pairs of jeans do you own? 3

How many do you wear? 2

Don't put words in my mouth . . .

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/11/should-food-stamps-be-used-buy-organic-food.php#comment-24318765

If I had meant what you said I said meant, I would have said it.

But no, I said something different because **IT** WAS what I meant. I'm not in the habit of saying things I don't mean.

Please - don't put words in my mouth. There's nothing to "read between the lines" or whatever. Take it for what it is, not what you ASSUME it means (or what it would mean if YOU said it, maybe?).