More Lessons
-
I was 21 when I first administered the " last Offices" to a patient, I
must have done it hundreds and hundreds of times since
The elderly man had lived s...
6 hours ago
A diverse offering twixt the interesting, the unusual, and the amusing.
Good heavens - that is scary.
ReplyDeleteNasty isn't it.
DeleteDon't lemmings always have a population explosion before everything goes arse over teakettle?
ReplyDeleteOh dear, looks as though my inner curmudgeon has come out to play.
Maybe it's why life is treated so cheaply these days. If you have a political gripe, you plant a bomb and kill 20 innocent tourists; or spray bullets on a beach.
DeleteWho needs science fiction? The machines have already won, we've learned to see one another as machines; if you can't switch it off or change the channel, why not just destroy it or toss it on the scrap heap.
DeleteYup, definitely a curmudgeonly sort of day here.
Frightening...
ReplyDeleteIt was always said that Mother Nature restored the balance, with wars, famine, natural disasters, but it looks as if the poor old dear has let things get quite out of hand ! Will she ever catch up?
She did try recently with Ebola, but we beat her. No doubt she'll come up with something else before too long.
DeleteDon't want to know, burying head, fingers in ears ….. lalalalala …… just too scary Cro !!!!
ReplyDeleteLet's talk about happier things ….. how's the barn coming along ….. did the kitchen go in easily ? XXXX
The kitchen is coming along very well. There are a few bits missing which we'll get next month, and certain bits of tiling have yet to be done, but otherwise all is fine. I'll post a picture when it's complete. Easily? No, it's taken a lot of jiggling.
DeleteIn the immortal words of Private Frazer - "We're doomed!"
ReplyDeleteAnd he was RIGHT.
DeleteSubway and McDonald's are using these figures for their new outlets across the world right now.
ReplyDeleteAs proof that more are needed?
DeleteI wont look.. Ostrich head sand
ReplyDeleteHave a look when you feel like being depressed!
DeleteI think they must make it up as they go along. The only people to keep track of this information that I know of are the Mormons in Salt Lake City.
ReplyDeleteUnless they are running a daily census.
DeleteFascinating, but scary as hell. And how do they do it? I think Tom may be right. I did a bit of a Google search trying to find out who these Worldometers people are - no clue.
ReplyDeleteI imagine it's just a toy; but probably with roughly the correct numbers.
DeleteSelfish me still wants more grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteAnd we are still awaiting a grand-DAUGHTER(or several).
DeleteWhen I check out links like that I am reminded once again to enjoy every NOW moment I can. Our new grandson helps me do that, just looking in his eyes I can still see hope. Problem is his mother won't allow me to hold him constantly.:)
ReplyDeleteDonna, we need that HOPE for the sake of our grandchildren.
DeleteYes, we all want less people in the world, yet few of us are ourselves willing to have no children are we?
ReplyDeleteReplacing ourselves is essential; breeding like rabbits isn't. Unfortunately some seem to think that it's the latter that's essential.
DeleteHow did you find that scary thing?
ReplyDeleteEvery 2 seconds a child dies of hunger. This is scary.
ReplyDeleteThe internet site you referring to can just be a little hobby toy of some freaks. Looks not very serious.
With the number of people who die in wars or terrorist bombings or from disease...with the number of us mother nature tries to shake off daily with natural disasters...still....we are repopulating faster that we are being destroyed. Good grief.
ReplyDeleteIt astounds me that in the 50 years since I was born the world population has nearly doubled.
ReplyDelete