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Hi, Kim here,

I grew up with a mother who said, when mad about some stupidity of someone or something (on a regular basis), “I’m going to write a letter!” Arms flayling, temper raging, always laced with high-voltage cuss words, “I’m going to write a letter, this is BS!”

Mom’s target is anything regarding animal cruelty, and then, the war, past and present. Oh, yeah, and the price of anything, and other drivers (it’s never her!), and, well lots of things.

Mom has written a letter sometimes, and called a lot more often (the regional DISH Network knows her by name), but mostly, she doesn’t. There are so many things that tick her off, that’s all she’d be doing.

Mom doesn’t use a computer, but if she did, I’m sure it would be smoking from all of the online letters and emails she’d be writing. I’ve written a couple of them for her to make both of us feel better.

So, I’ve joked with my friends over the years, when something or someone does something outrageously stupid, cruel or tragic, “I’m going to write a letter!” I sometimes do. It might even be because of bad customer service at a restaurant (which has afforded me several free meal coupons!)

About a year ago, instead of wailing, “I’m going to write a letter!” and not doing it, I just started saying, “HUMANS ARE LAME!” Rolling my eyes is a significant part of this. I got my friends to chime in too.  As one or the other of us started it, “HUMANS ARE…”, the other will finish, “LAME!” Then we laugh and carry on.

About 3 months ago I started saying, “I’m going to buy the domain name HumansAreLame.com and start a blog. I need somewhere to rant and get some common sense into the world in another way, beyond my books and speaking (on stress management, change and organizing) - and ranting with friends.

So, here it is. TA DA!

This blog isn’t about saving the planet or rescueing anyone in particular. It is about raising the collective consciousness, which is the only way in the long run we are going to get out of the mess we’ve created.

That’s what I do and always have. My “job” on the planet is to raise the consciousness of myself and others; one-by-one, in groups and worldwide, through my speaking, educating and writing.

So, welcome!

I want you to chime in and comment and share your views on how LAME we HUMANS are, and (big “and” here) what we can do about it.

Let’s find more solutions, less fear, and stop doing everyday nonsense.

Let’s help one another shift and change conscious awareness, wake up and transform ourselves and the world around us in the best of ways.

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