Once upon a time there was a quaint little village where all the villagers lived in peace and happiness. Then one day a couple of Friars moved into town and opened a florist shop. In the back yard they kept a man eating plant. A couple of local kids climbed the fence and the plant ate them. The villagers were infuriated and demanded the Friars move out but nothing they could do would make them leave. Then they got Hugh, the village blacksmith to kick them out and everyone was happy again. The moral to this story: Hugh, and only Hugh can prevent florist friars.

The 47 Large morning binge has featured the bipolar church theme lately. The church does so much good but is linked to a variety of bad, too. Gee, that's unique. Dwelling on either never makes the conclusive point, just leaves it out there for you to decide. The awareness that came with accepting as a 13 year old still remains but buffered with years of wisdom to go along with desperation. The mating of two sad people in Beginnings made the point that recognition of subconsciousness doesn't have to be two romantics, or two vandals but rang out here as another love at first sight hypothesis. Giving some thought to 2012 and what to do here and lingering on just this rather than new direction or gauging up the effort.What's Helen Keller's favorite color? Velcro..