The week is done, thank goodness. Weekend has begun. Oh I switched my theme back to Twenty Sixteen again. Keeping things interesting.
Something About Believing
I believe in the creator of the heavens and our Earth. I believe in utopia. I believe in peace and tranquility. I believe in those who march to the beat of their own drummer. I believe in the Eucharist. I believe in the person who chooses to love who they choose to love bravely. I believe in the black sheep. I believe in the Trinity. I believe in my wife, my family, my comrades. I believe in the heroic and sometimes the heretic. I believe in my home and native city. I choose to believe in many things and to have faith in the things seen and unseen. Namaste, Shalom, Salam, Amen.
Cabbage Vepudu (Indian Fried Cabbage)
We had this new delicious dish along with Chicken Tikka Masala, yellow rice and naan. Very good stuff.
- 12-16 oz shredded cabbage*
- 2 tbsp coconut oil or ghee (clarified butter)
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp cumin
- 1/2 tsp turmeric
- 1/2 tsp dried mustard
- 1/2 tsp fresh ground black pepper
- 1/4 tsp dried coriander (optional)
- 1/4 tsp red pepper flakes (optional)
Heat oil or ghee in large skillet or wok. Add garlic and all spices except salt. When garlic has had time to soften, add cabbage and sprinkle with salt. Stir well, allowing cabbage to cook down to desired tenderness. Serve hot.
*(Note: This batch was made with one bag of pre-shredded cole slaw mix; that’s where there are carrots. They added a nice sweetness and color!)
Something About Protesting
In most countries the right to protest is a part of the rights of being a citizen. Some places deny their citizens that ability. Without protests we wouldn’t have civil rights for everyone. When there is a problem that impacts a segment of the population a message must be sent to make things right for the oppressed and the outcast. Some people don’t get why one group is protesting because they aren’t impacted by the thing or they might be the cause of the problem.
Standing up for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is a universal thing that everyone wants. When there is violence it must be protested. When there is injustice it must be protested. When there is hatred there must be a protested. When there is homophobia, racism, intolerance there must be a protest. To enjoy freedom for yourself you must seek freedom for others by non-violent protests that get your message across without harming others or destruction of property. Dr. Martin Luther King and Ghandi were masters at it. They created change without one single bullet.
Protest to create opportunity and change but never to deny anyone their rights to love and life. Stand up! Rise up! Show up!
Hey, It’s Friday…Yipee!
This has been a week, a challenging week but one I have come through. It’s really hard to believe it’s Friday. The last I looked it was 6 AM on Monday when I get up to start my week. I hope you all are having a great day.
North Korea Accidentally Reveals It Only Has 28 Websites : The Two-Way : NPR
On Monday afternoon, a security engineer named Matt Bryant stumbled upon a part of the Internet that is usually hidden from most of the world: a list of websites available to people with Internet access in North Korea.The total number of sites was just 28.
Source: North Korea Accidentally Reveals It Only Has 28 Websites : The Two-Way : NPR
Talking about the Web the way it used to be. This story is fascinating consider the world most of us lives in has thousands and thousands of sites.
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