"The Defiant Jolly 
Green Giant "
Where it is said that he stands for goodness? Well! for goodness sakes, I don't know that for sure ... all I know is that he is one "big man eating vegetable" - and I don't want to be a part of his field of dreams - to do whatever you he deems - as his food for thought, But what I am sure of is that he didn't get to be that gargantuan-colossal size by eating vegetables alone!
So, while living through my field of dreams, I came to realize that ... what makes a hill of beans to me is that if you were to send that Jolly Green Defiant Giant after me, I’d just try to eat him in little pieces into a runt... if he tried to to do that stunt to eat me … I’d grab hold of his uvula and use it as a giant punching bag and when he realized that he couldn’t swallow me - well! he would just find out - what it would be all about - as to spit me out … I’d go after his ho ho toes with a hatchet added to his woes ... and while he’s dancing up and down from one leg to the other with an unpleasant frown … I’d climb up his leg and stick a stick of dynamite up his gluteus-maximus and light it … climb back down and grab hold of a tree trunk ... while waiting for it to explode ... I'd be figuring out my next stunt … as to disrupt his palate of jolliness … As for my food for thought, I have no taste for the waste of opening what's in his cans of shenanigans ... And by all means ... I'm sure that it's not ... all green beans either ... No matter, I'm not going to be his trick or treat - to my defeat.
But,
As one of my down to earth
sincere, good, decent and genuine idles put it,
"The only source of knowledge is experience"
Albert Einstein
And believe me, my experience gave me the knowledge that can't be
learned in or from a classroom ... in as much as being earned
through practical experience outside of a schoolroom
to where you'll find that ... Dreams do come true.
The Heart of the matter was by the later,
Composed, Written and Designed
.... As singed ....By ....
Don L.. Johnson
and to where
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