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B is for Monday (The Philosophy of)

1. The Plutocrat
in my wanderings i once saw upon an island a man headed, iron-hoofed monster who ate of the earth and drank of the sea incessantly. and for a long while i watched him. then i approached him and said, "have you never enough; is your hunger never satisfied and your thirst never quenched?"

and he answered saying, "yes, i am satisfied, nay i am weary of eating and drinking; but i am afraid that tomorrow there will be no more earth to eat and no more sea to drink." - Kahlil Gibran

2. A Special Telepathic Message
"Go here and see it" - Tracy J Hutchings

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