Generation Z: Redeemer of humanity?

Generation "X," also known as the "me" generation, are the children of

baby boomers, although, there are variations of the exact year of the

birth of the X generation, it is approximately 1965-1985.

Twenty years later, generation "Y" (why?)", adults now, are known to be

the "clueless" generation. With information at their fingertips

"literally" and savvyness in the operation of electronic and technological

learning tools, toys, and gadgetry.

Another generation being born as of today, will this generation;

generation "Z," bring humanity to the realization, that technology

has surpassed wisdom and tradition?

                               Earth Changes

Earthquakes in New York and Barbados, frequent

tornadoes in Texas, drought conditions in the Midwest,

tornado warning in California! There was a time people

would say they would not choose a certain area because

of the natural disasters known to that particular

geographic area. Not anymore.

                       Madea cartoon

Hands down and thumbs up. Tyler Perry is one of the

best entertainers in our day. With plays, movies,

books and now talks of an animated

Character for children will not only be entertainment

for children but in classic Madea form instructive.

Madea brings lots of laughs as she helps those who are

dealing with everyday situations with outrageous wit

and clichés. The wisdom of Madea is very much needed

and surely will leave a positive impression on our

children.

Yesterdays’ Sweetness, Today’s Poison

How can a sugar substitute be around for well over a

century since the late 1800’s, then, finally is

studied in the 1970’s and is found to give bladder

cancer conclusively? Well actually the main ingredient

in this product that causes this form of cancer is

saccharin.

Which leads one to wonder what will they say about the

newest fad of sugar substitutes, once the

comprehensive studies are done. Are consumers really

that foolish? When you truly want sugar-free then, go

without sugar. To satisfy a taste for sweetness by

substituting for chemicals is unbelievable. One would

be wise to trust a shrub from South America than the

marketing ploy of those who see all na-tu-ral as

threatening.