I'm sorry. Mea culpa. My bad. I sincerely apologize...

[GordonJ]

Confession: didn't know much about Charlie Kirk and nothing about Brian Kilmeade...I do know of Rosie O'Donnell, although hard pressed to tell you anything she did, or is known for.

Yes, I live under a rock, not much involved in worldly affairs.

As for the murder of C. Kirk...I defer to poet John Donne; And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; It tolls for thee.

As much as I want to be an island of one, there is a certain reality too.

I note the APOLOGY has been widely adopted via the old saw: better to ask for forgiveness than permission... it is one of those sayings considered by many to be a truism, especially for those who are going to go ahead and do the whatever no matter what...and this brings me to this post.

It seems to keep one's self in the spotlight of some sort of media, one has to say something stupid, and then a week or days later apologize.

I don't regard apologies or responses to news as news. Sorry.

A public murder is news, be it someone in the spotlight or a child in the classroom. Your opinion of the event is NOT news.

From my view from the moon (or from the cave beneath the rock), I see a lot of movement, involvement in everyone's business, as opposed to seeing so many people involved in their own.

I mean this literally for those of you would be Entrepreneurs, who have a business to run, money to make, and a life to build. Sure, it can and should include your ideology, your personal beliefs.

I just wonder if all the chatter, the noise, the loud voices of so many, aren't limiting in some way, a more peaceful existence when one tends to their own garden first, before trying to tell the neighbor what to plant, and therefore harvest.

It is the foundation of this place, planting seeds of wisdom for harvests of happiness. And we started with the idea of reaping what you sow, so today I ask all you to take a moment and reflect upon your current harvest...and think of what tomorrow's will be based on what you are sowing today.

Apologetically yours, a 'clod' of the continent.

Gordon Jay Alexander