Love,Peace and Elbow grease,It's POLL time with Granny again
Inn and Out or Buger King
Am/Pm or 7/ 11
Cliff diving or Parasailing
John Cena Or Batsida
Bikini or Body art
San Diego or San Juan Islands
Banrns and nobels or Hastings
Best Joker ... Ceaser romero,Jack Nichelson, or Heath ledger
Best Riddler ... Frank Gorshin OR Jim Carey
Tatts on women Sexy or Silly
Piercings on men Sexy or Stupid
Brett Michaels Or Brett Farve
Leaglelzation of marajuana Pro or against
ME ...
Inn and Out
Am/Pm
Parasailing
Sena
Body Art
San diego
Barns and nobel
Caser
Carey
sexey
stupid
michaels
PRO
Inn and Out, even though we do not have one here in Washington State. 
AM/PM
Para-sailing
Neither
Bikini
San Juan Islands!!
Neither
Heath Ledger
Depends on the tattoo... Some are tacky, some are hot
Again depends...
Neither
Against
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The Making of Peace
Muriel Lester, tireless peaceworker, wrote, “The job of the peacemaker is to stop war, to purify the world, to get it saved from poverty and riches, to heal the sick, to comfort the sad, to wake up those who have not yet found God, to create joy and beauty wherever you go, and to find God in everything and in everyone.”
Only that?
What a list. A bold, bald, truthful list of actions to take to make peace. It’s a recipe really and what it says to me is that the talents of a person committed to making peace are vast, varied and instantaneously available to morph into whatever situations require the making of peace, which, to my mind, are all situations.
How can I stop the war? How can I purify the world? How can I save the world from poverty? How can I save the world from riches? How can I heal the sick? How can I comfort the sad? How can I wake up those who have not yet found God? How can I create joy and beauty wherever I go? How can I find God in everything and in everyone?
There’s one action that anyone anywhere at any time can take to answer every single one of these questions: make the choice to make peace in every moment.
Evangelist Jim Wallis exegetes the words of Jesus of Nazareth, “Anyone can love peace, but Jesus didn't say, ‘Blessed are the peace-lovers.’ He says ‘peacemakers.’ He is referring to a life vocation, not a hobby on the sidelines of life.
I think this is what Ms. Lester meant as well. Making peace is an action and the most exciting thing about it to me is that it means something different in every single situation. This is why I find peace so intriguing. It demands every resource at my disposal and it delivers every good result in the world.
Making peace is “a vocation” because it calls me out of myself {find the root word of vocal in there} and my own smallness to take the bigger view of everything. It’s not a hobby because peacemaking doesn’t happen only in my spare time like so many hobbies. Nope, it’s fulltime work, and it’s really fulltime work that all of us need to keep doing.
Can I do all the things on Ms. Lester’s list in one day? Probably not. But can I do a little toward each thing every day? Probably.
It’s the probability of peace that keeps me interested in the making of peace.
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About the Author
Spiritual author and counselor for 25 years; ordained omnifaith minister, corporate consultant on the spirit of business; blogger for Ode Magazine on peace and for The Huffington Post on spirituality in the world. For all Dr. Corso loves and creates, continually visit http://www.susancorso.com. You can read her personal blog at http://www.seedsforsanctuary.com.
