Just feeling the need to comment...

Comment on something that perhaps no one will ever see, but wanted to say this just the same.

I saw online (on more than one page too) a story stating that there is no nutritional difference between organic and non-organic. See the catch is the word nutritional... I don't know about you, but I never once thought that by eating organic I was getting a greater concentration of nutrition/vitamins. I try to go organic anytime I can simply because it means it's been handled/processed less and in the case of produce hasn't been sprayed to death with chemicals.

Came across this some time ago... seems somewhat fitting.

Tick tock goes the clock...

Whoosh goes time.

... unless I'm sitting around the hospital, then it's somewhat less of a whoosh.

I came across an article whilst getting my news online... I rarely read the paper anymore. As often happens with me, an article has a link that I might click on and from there, it doesn't take me long before I am four or five (or more) clicks away from the first article.

At any event, I'm shocked and amazed that it's been ten years already that John Kennedy Jr. crashed... TEN years. Look, I know it wasn't like it was a few years ago, but I really was surprised to read that it was ten already. I mostly listen to my iPod now, but for as much as I listen to an actual radio (mostly while driving) I won't even go into the songs I hear on the oldies station.

A Ponderable

Saw the following in the Gullible info on our main page: Despite Billy Joel's claims, the good do not actually die young. According to U.S. Census data, on average, clergy members live about 11 years longer than those who have been convicted of at least one felony crime.

So I want to know then... what happens when a priest has been convicted?