[Samantha Rogers]

Michelle, I think you are absolutely correct honey. There is an ebb and flow back and forth between the two, and it does depend so much on what is happening and all the myriad factors and influences that we face each day. Sometimes one facet will dominate for weeks or months or just seconds, before switching back to the other or somewhere in between. The human brain is the single most complicated object yet discovered by man. We, none of us, have yet quite begun to figure it out.
But in regard to some of the other comments made here recently, I am put in mind of an old Jimmy Stewart movie called Harvey (a play before that). If you do not know the film it is well worth watching as it is completely charming in a way films seldom are anymore.
The main character is an eccentric man named Elwood P. Dodd, with 6 foot tall invisible rabbit named Harvey. At one point Elwood (and you should picture Jimmy Stewart saying this...) observes the following:
"Years ago, my mother used to say to me --
she'd say, 'In this world, Elwood, you
must be --' She always called me Elwood.
'In this world, Elwood, you must be oh,
so smart or oh, so pleasant.'
Well, for years I was smart.
I recommend pleasant.
And you may quote me."


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