I think we may share common cause re theology as I have always found a kind of kinship with those that believe in the tangible rather then the ethereal.

The belief in the seasons, the sun that shines, the rain to water the crops the building blocks of reality if you will is something I find more solid, more positive and life affirming than the fear and loathing found in the religions that force their adherents to kowtow in obsequious obedience to some unseen unheard (except in the echo of their own thoughts) "supreme being."

I could go on but I fear I would be straying into the same territory as occupied by politics so suffice to to say my beliefs are in the here and now and once my dance is over I shall be then cast into sweet oblivion and not some eternal afterlife of either milk and honey or fire and brimstone depending on my life's conduct and I find the thought of that oblivion somewhat comforting.

In the spirit of my belief in the tangible I send my best wishes to all for the coming seasons ahead.