Expression of the Day

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Copyright by Thomas Hawk

What do you see?

George Zimmerman Speaks Out

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What do I see when I watch George Zimmerman speak out?

I see a very cold, unemotional robotic person who is unable to understand and relate to anyone.

Even George doesn’t understand why he has no regrets for taking a man’s life. When he says that I believe him.

I also see someone who will not bow down to anyone, and the world needs to hear that message. He isn’t here to get along with humanity. Humanity is in his way. Heed his message.

He is a ticking time-bomb waiting to explode again.

Woody Allen and Mia Farrow

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I believe Mia Farrow in this interview.

Misty Croslin Speak Out

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Misty Croslin, who once dated, married, and divorced Ronald Cummings, and who was the last person to allegedly see little Haleigh Cummings alive, speaks out on YouTube. The date shows March 2013.

It’s really fascinating to watch Misty speak because she confuses all the details of the story she originally told us about what happened to Haleigh Cummings.

When we tell the truth, our actual experiences are burned into our minds forever and we don’t confuse the facts as Misty has done here.  Her reasoning for her actions is completely different this time around.

I do believe Misty knows more than she is telling us about Haleigh. I believe she knows what happened, but I am also very sure that Ronald Cummings knows equally as much, if not more.

I do believe Misty when she says that she cared for Ronald’s children.That is the truth, but accidents can happen.  Was this an accident or did Ronald do something to hurt Haleigh?  That’s the question.

Thanks, L.I., for sharing this with us!

Animals and Emotions

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This is the most beautiful expression of joy and happiness I have seen by an animal in a long, long time.

If you don’t believe animals have emotions, please look at this video with an open-mind.

You are not wrong if you think you see Dawn smile.  She definitely does! 

Animals do smile and feel emotions just like we do.

Thankfully, science is starting to understand this more and more…