Speaker 1: Creativity is an addiction, unplugged because we will always say
yes to creativity, totally uncut because we all make mistakes,
so turn it into a tool. This is arrow unplugged.
I find this kind of shocking. Only six and ten
people believe in what they read on the Internet. That's
sixty three percent. That's down eleven points in five years. Now.
I'm guilty of reading several different news outlets then coming
up with my own interpretation. My parents, on the other hand,
didn't have such a choice. There were three major television
networks and a local newspaper. Now the newspaper, I won't
even touch one of those things today it's yesterday's news.
I won't even watch network television anymore because it feels
like a postcard from the past. With the numbers at
six out of ten people trusting the Internet, can you
name four people in your own circle that stay completely
away from the Internet or they kind of surf it
every once in a while just to see if they've
still got the mental strength to identify a false narrative.
I don't believe and or trust anything that's found on
x formerly Twitter. I rarely go to that app, which
I can tell you they're trying to reach out to
me because they send me all these notifications even though
I'm saying stop doing it. Once in a while, I
may go back to the app only to remind myself
why it's not the place to be unless you really
want to hook up with some poor negative energy. Heyce aerow.
This is the Daily Mess, a chronological walk through in
everyday world. I am a daily writer. I'm a silent wolf.
I sit on the edge and I watch. I listen.
I participate with the conversations, but in a way of
trying to learn something every day. This is the daily Mess. Well,
it's finally become that time of year in this household
when the plants that you brought indoors because of the
cold are set free to go all things nature, and
we picked a great day. It's in the middle of
a rain storm. I find plant watching to be an
incredible way to learn new things about ourselves. These plants
will have to readjust to the temperatures outside, get used
to the wind, the sunlight, and the potential of there
being plant eating bugs invading their space. My biggest prayer
is that the deer can't find a way to make
their way onto our deck, which sets twenty three feet
above the forest floor. But there they are outside my
writing window, and I do wonder how the air will
change inside this home. I mean, after all, we've been
sharing the same atmosphere now for one hundred and twenty
plus days. The experts say that the air completely turns
over to adapt to that change. They're saying, open a
door or open a window. The number one reason plants
help keep the air in our homes clean. They make
breathing easy. And now that they're not here, so do
I break out the ionizer And the experts will tell
you that's not a good idea. Open up the door,
open a window, and allow the atmosphere out there to
become a part of everything in here. So much can
be said about that in the way of opening up
your heart to let new things grow during the months
of spring, because you've let the things of the past
drop to the forest floor your own personal path, and
now we need to grow new things, take newer chances,
to build up that courage and that confidence that puts
you in a place of newer levels of peace and harmony.
Like I said, you learn so much from plants. If
you have no plants, and you accuse yourself of not
having a green thumb. Take a chance, get a plant
that's very hard to take down. This way, you can
learn from the plants on how to help purify your
own atmosphere. I'm arrow, and that's the daily mess.