Forget the National Hurricane Center
    Because, from the moment of conception to our last breath, we exist in a cone of uncertainty called reality.
     Which is how and why the Walden Pond recluse Henry David Thoreau concluded most of us spend our lives in quiet desperation.
      And also how and why so many of us are addicted to so many distractions – from sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll to politics, religion and whatever is “on.”
      Oh yes.
      Ideally, we’re generally most content when there’s some person, place, or thing to blame for our dis-ease.
      Like God, Satan, Big Government, Evil Doers, Liberals, Conservatives and so on.
      Thus, as it was in the beginning, is now and always shall be, the universal cry of genus homo sapiens is:  “It’s not my fault.”
       Which is how and why Adam blamed Eve who blamed the snake.
       And also how and why we NEED the Tea Party, Al Qaeda and anyone who is “different.”
       Plus how and why the jury gave the widow millions because her spilled McDonald’s coffee was too hot. Stay tuned!