Simplicity
Simplicity is the Art in living within it's smallest footprint. That footprint extends to the quality of items one purchases, food consumption, & exercise.
I need nothing but quality of product to content thy mind, wholesomeness of product to consume, & the least bit of weight to travel with.
Weight is attached to the body mass & can be kept best at it's minimum when only tuning thy tendons and not muscle.
Anything not just becomes bulk......................
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Will replied to LShieldes's discussion Scandal run down in the group The Great Debate"I think if the IRS/FBI/OSHA/BATF/DoJ gets by with using audits, wiretaps to id whistleblowers, &c., to shut down political enemies . . . and I have no reason to think they won't . . . our form of government is partly lost. We're…"
Will replied to Steve's discussion Why do people hate freemasons?"People in the Freemasonry AoM group may know more history.
I don't know anybody who hates Freemasons. I do know of some that disapprove or disapproved.
Roman Catholic Church says Freemasonry incorporates some religious views incompatible…"
Rebekah replied to Steve's discussion Why do people hate freemasons?"They let Jews in, and the friend of your enemy is your enemy
The Pope had some not-nice things to say about them, so people following him won't like them
They don't let in women
Their architecture doesn't live up to their…"
Rebekah replied to Colin G's discussion Start to early investments - 401k, Roth IRA, Mutual Fund"Emergency money, usually 3-9 months worth of living expenses, shouldn't be in an account that charges a fee to put cash in your hand, or that will mean taxes if you do that. There are penalty-free CDs (certificates of deposit) for this. Last I…"
Nathanael replied to Matthew L Weiss's discussion Umbrellas ok?"Generally there's nothing wrong with umbrellas. In the Pacific Northwest, where there's a steady drizzle for half of the year, you might catch a little flack from people who are used to shrugging off light rain, but other than that I…"
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