ASSUMPTIONS

Caught her red handed with her hand on the door nob escaping for the evening on Tuesday, fighting a sore throat and a cough and tiredness.  She still has a cough and it sounds a little worse but she has energy and a happy smile and reading to do last night for her literature class.

That does not seem to work for me anymore I just have to rest.
Kim was up early on Thursday as she has an early class.  I went for a short walk which I do like the runners do,  that is you go a little faster and then you go a little slower.  I watch them as they pass me by and they are all so friendly and give me a wave and a smile.  I got all enthused and started going even faster and then they speeded up because they sure would not want me to pass them.

Then went visiting.  It was very quiet there as colds and flu is going around and most people where in their rooms.  There were no happy activities which made it a sad place.  Jim was about the same.  Dad drove me and said hello too.  Our friend Joyce was sick too so she was not very happy.  Sometimes they close the doors and say no visitors.

Had a nice chat on the phone with Mary.

I now understand how over the years we have made assumptions.

That the sun revolves around the earth (I glad our earth keeps moving), or that volcanoes were caused by a Angry God, or that canyons were caused by natural causes.  I am thankful that I do not have to live in fear of God who probably knows far too much about me.  I think.

We are even starting to learn how our brains work.

The question that we base our assumptions on is, can everything ultimately be explained without any supernatural causes, magical/mythical, divine causes?  I still like to be open to the supernatural and mystical.  Why not?