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constructing the minutes, keith olbermann, losing stuff, rod serling, stories, television, the twilight zone
Last night, Keith Olbermann was describing an episode of Rod Serling’s “The Twilight Zone” because he was discussing an actor who had died. After he finished the description, I got the shivers. A heartbeat later, Olbermann himself shivered. Until that moment, I had forgotten how “The Twilight Zone” could do that to me. The storytelling was creepy, but original and spot-on and unpredictable. The episode I most remember was the one in which there was a crew of people building the minutes ahead of the rest of us. They were constructing everything in our world before we got there. Sometimes they left their blue tools behind. And sometimes, they forgot to add something to the scene, which is why we can’t always find our keys. We didn’t misplace our stuff. The people building the minutes did. Doesn’t that make you feel better?
The Woo Woo Teacup Journal 
This is scary: http://www.objectiveministries.org
Sorry, there’s an add-on http://www.objectiveministries.org/kidz/
P.S.: Scroll down to the bottom and read the one with the picture of the goat.
This site is extremely scary. I think perhaps it belongs to those who are masquerading as Christians, rather than those who understand how to honor the teachings of Jesus. They point out that we are living in the land of religious freedom, but then spout hatred towards atheists. And, let me tell you, the snide and patronizing way they’re using the word “love” is a sure sign of lurking hatred. Thanks for the links, Rianna.