Enron's Lay Dies Of Heart Attack

Last night, sitting on the roof with my Rosie, she told me she must have bad Karma. She has been through a lot of stress lately, and is feeling depressed.

There has been no reason for this that I am aware of - although men have a tendency to be clueless. The B&M is doing well, profits increase, and we are moving forward. We are getting settled into our home, and shit is beginning to disappear. It needed doing. So, I am thinking that she has to have a reason for this depression, and the feelings of "bad Karma."

Karma, my dear friends, is cause and effect. I know this is a hard theory to understand, but it is pretty simple. If you do good in this world, take care of your people and loved ones, and strive to treat all with compassion, then your karma is gonna be good. The Buddha expounds that if you cannot treat all you come in contact with with compassion, then at least cause them no harm. Wisdom to live by, methinks.

Ken Lay is gone. He is the victim of his own Karma. I need to say no more...

Peace,

Charlie~