BMN Self Evident True or False?

I reassured her that we were not going to let this happen, or not happen, depending on the point of view. As quick as I could think of it I asked if there was another cast cutting tool, for instance at the hospital, we might borrow? Since Nell works for the hospital her calls led to a most gratifying visit back to the place she hasn't seen in three months. It is so very obvious that everyone likes Nell. We checked in with her boss to make certain it would be okay to borrow the saw.

We had lovely heart warming visits with several co-workers. An hour or less later Nell rolled aided by what would be the hopefully her last use of the knee caddy. Strolling out of a clinic/hospital with a cast saw was similar to the feeling one might have coming out of a downtown pawn shop cradling a rifle in loving arms. This leads me into the reason I call this BMN Self Evident True or False?   

I'm still waiting for an enlightened stage where I can tell the difference between truth and  partial truth, let alone having the arrogance to believe something is so plainly laid out that it ought to be self evident. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I have been reading and trying to interpret the US Constitution and it's sidekick the Bill of Rights. Okay, but the self evident truth line is from the Declaration of Independence, right? Close enough, they're all connected.

What I'm beginning to suspect is all these documents were drafted by a bunch of rich assholes clamoring to make certain they stayed rich. One of the techniques the rich one percent employ to stay rich is making certain that someone else pays for the things they need, like shipping canals, bridges and roads. We all know these things already correct?

They sell us the roads, then the cars, then the gas, and we're happy to oblige. We can complain all we want about sharing our roads with trucks and the high price of fuel, or for that matter we can gripe about anything we desire, because it is a right given to us by the drafters of the constitution, which basically says it is every American's right to be a loud mouth-A-hole. From what we can gather from the Occupy Wall Street protesters is that is where our freedom ends, with talk.

I finally got a letter from my sister. She is continuing to beleaguer my efforts here on the ranch to me and to the rest of our family. I don't think she considers me a member of the family with statements like, "You have lived on my parents property for free." "I know that you believe you are communicating with the family through your newsletter, but most of us are turned off by your open forum for our family discussions."

Aside from the fact that I have kept family affairs out of the BMN up until recently when I have made up my mind that I could not count on the Rodgers for any empathy or support and it is going to be up to me to aid and abet my parent's legacy in my own way. I am a good person. Now that my mother has passed I shouldn't need to live with constant guilt trips from the rest of my family. 

Regardless of whether my sister approves of my lifestyle, I am free and it is my newsletter. The BMN is all about my life here on the ranch, period. People have crossed me and we went to war of words briefly. I always gave my detractors a place to post, yet out of compassion for my family and in the hope of pulling them together I did not post their nasty venting letters. I'm at the end of my rope now. Nothing I do or say seems to appease. I have to look out for myself now.