Never kiss a zombie in a grave yard

This is in the grave yard rules

You can shoot at a zombie in a grave yard

But kissing one is strictly taboo

You may even butcher a zombie there

But in plain language it says

Do not kiss the zombies

And

Try if you can to confuse the zombies

By blowing off their heads with a musket

That will confuse them

If blowing their heads off does not work

Then

Throw a cannon ball at their torso

But please do not ever kiss a zombie

Especially in a grave yard,

I'm serious.
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For what it is worth here are some health ideas. (I have no diploma)

Tip # 1

Fun is not the same thing as doing what is motivating and interesting to you.  That too can be fun, but also compelling.

Get out and walk with joy.  That's one of the reasons you got a body.  To move it.

Order is good only in the it gives you the needed sense of control otherwise make sure there is some flow to your life.

Don't discount religion and spirituality.   Some kind of practice and devotion is healthy.

Don't follow a strict repressive diet.  Eat some ice-cream or what ever the f you want sometimes!

Ask questions and explore.
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What this city needs is some health instructors.

Perhaps I can do some of that.

I have seen too many people who look like they are falling apart in various ways.

It makes me sad.
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O Lord

Is something happening

 Something is

 Let alone in a happening

 Something that is more 

 Powerful than coffee

 Eyes caught on words

 On screens

 And screens filling the eyes with 

 Those understood symbols.

But I see a train

 I have tried to derail

 Yet there is no chance of that

 Those are very strong magical tracks

 And to slow it down

 Is not in my power either

 It has a life of it's own

 It is a living thing

 Which no one owns

 That is the dream

 That is within dreams

 Going to the sea

 Perhaps to become a boat

 I can't really say

 I don't really know?
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The earth is one big giant breast

 Let's not suck the earth dry

 We need to change our way of life

 Consuming maniacally is not wise

 Ask the native tribes

 It is the earth that gave us life

 We belong to it

 It is not ours to exploit.
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