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Please laugh at that statement ....
NOTE - Zombies are really nice folk, loved by God under that exterior. Please no one take any form of offence with this thread (**zombies are not those horror things...think of what appears blank characterless people..) ...... now if stuck for an understanding 'non Zombies' can explain.
ZOMBIES EVERYWHERE - What I mean is that it is real freaky walking around town as Zombie after Zombie after Zombie walks all around you. Some making scary noises. Some blankly staring. Those in a hurry with that awful 'zombie scowl' are especially scary at times.
You try to smile and say 'Hi' but Zombies respond in a way to scare you.
And at times when the zombies get together to make lots of noise you just cannot find a zombie proof shelter fast enough ...... so suffer from zombie-withdrawal right where you are. AND they all stare '..burning..' your sensitive heart.
Or they all come in mass and funnel you into a tiny room and the door closes and all you can do is squeak '..4th floor please..' and shiver away praying God notices and is holding your hand.
And driving around surrounded by vehicles full of Zombie drivers is also a bit tough at times. They stare at you, and stare at you and even scowl at you ..... Even though you do your best to 'zombie drive', all it does is make you a bit more tense, and Oh Brother.... Zombies should not be allowed to drive.
Still my Lord has settled me to live in a place that really suits me and where hardly any Zombies exist. There are real people here, TRUE, who you see almost every day. They all have their own names and personalities! WOW, and all (well almost all- not perfect yet) say 'HI' back. Somehow in this small village (of just under 1000 people) they heal themselves of their zombieness.
AND they can even laugh in fun with you at daft things you say/do letting you know you are a member of the whole social family. Fantastic....!! The horrible '..STARE at you zombie eyes..', seem few and far between!!
Interestingly this place I live is a holiday destination. Now for some reason Zombies like a holiday from zombiehood. They turn up and smile, or at least try to. And sometimes you have to smile and say "hi" just to help them throw off the zombiehood and they can then share and laugh. Whew it is so, so nice when that happens....
Sadly though some Zombies are so strongly 'zombieish' that even here, they stay scary. Hmmmm .... never will know why!?
QUESTION - Why are young kids rarely zombies? Is zombiehood taught to grown ups or something?
WOW Lord Jesus it is so neat not being a Zombie. But honestly for some of us it is hard to live in a world full of Zombies. Please give us the ability to see through the Zombie mask and not be so alarmed or scared. We really don't want to be like that at all .........
May Jesus bless all who get like this at times.
Jesus cares


NOTE - Zombies are really nice folk, loved by God under that exterior. Please no one take any form of offence with this thread (**zombies are not those horror things...think of what appears blank characterless people..) ...... now if stuck for an understanding 'non Zombies' can explain.
ZOMBIES EVERYWHERE - What I mean is that it is real freaky walking around town as Zombie after Zombie after Zombie walks all around you. Some making scary noises. Some blankly staring. Those in a hurry with that awful 'zombie scowl' are especially scary at times.
You try to smile and say 'Hi' but Zombies respond in a way to scare you.
And at times when the zombies get together to make lots of noise you just cannot find a zombie proof shelter fast enough ...... so suffer from zombie-withdrawal right where you are. AND they all stare '..burning..' your sensitive heart.
Or they all come in mass and funnel you into a tiny room and the door closes and all you can do is squeak '..4th floor please..' and shiver away praying God notices and is holding your hand.
And driving around surrounded by vehicles full of Zombie drivers is also a bit tough at times. They stare at you, and stare at you and even scowl at you ..... Even though you do your best to 'zombie drive', all it does is make you a bit more tense, and Oh Brother.... Zombies should not be allowed to drive.
Still my Lord has settled me to live in a place that really suits me and where hardly any Zombies exist. There are real people here, TRUE, who you see almost every day. They all have their own names and personalities! WOW, and all (well almost all- not perfect yet) say 'HI' back. Somehow in this small village (of just under 1000 people) they heal themselves of their zombieness.
AND they can even laugh in fun with you at daft things you say/do letting you know you are a member of the whole social family. Fantastic....!! The horrible '..STARE at you zombie eyes..', seem few and far between!!
Interestingly this place I live is a holiday destination. Now for some reason Zombies like a holiday from zombiehood. They turn up and smile, or at least try to. And sometimes you have to smile and say "hi" just to help them throw off the zombiehood and they can then share and laugh. Whew it is so, so nice when that happens....
Sadly though some Zombies are so strongly 'zombieish' that even here, they stay scary. Hmmmm .... never will know why!?
QUESTION - Why are young kids rarely zombies? Is zombiehood taught to grown ups or something?
WOW Lord Jesus it is so neat not being a Zombie. But honestly for some of us it is hard to live in a world full of Zombies. Please give us the ability to see through the Zombie mask and not be so alarmed or scared. We really don't want to be like that at all .........
May Jesus bless all who get like this at times.
Jesus cares

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