Did you ever wish that you were really, really small?
I have often thought how great it would be to have a whole new
world to explore. Just think if somehow the entire human population of the
earth were to shrink by about 1 1/2th, we would be around six inches tall.
Well, except for the short people and they would probably still be complaining.
I’d be almost six inches tall, but since I am getting to be an older gentleman,
I am shrinking while my ears and unwanted body hair is growing. Who knows how
tiny I will get eventually.
I’ll admit that the transition stage would be difficult, but
just think of the benefits if that were to happen. We would no longer have a
food shortage. A bowl of rice would feed a village for a month. Just a catch
and release sized fish would stock a grocery store. One carrot would keep a
family in vitamin A for the year. Our food problems would be a thing of the
past.
The raw materials that we need for our way of life would now
be available in abundance. No one would have to go into mines for the foreseeable
future, as anything that might be needed is just lying around in giant sized
piles. We could get all of our raw materials from the city dumps. There would
no longer be unemployment, because everything would have to be rebuilt. You
couldn’t very well live in your old house, because just going down the stairs
would be an all day affair.
Yes, I know there is a down side. Everything that you own
would be useless now. Even a smart car or a mini would be just too large to
safely drive. Mind you, that would mean no cops to give you a ticket if you did
somehow manage to get the car running. We could drive those cool remote control
cars, helicopters and boats. Hell, we could fly in a paper airplane! Wow, you
could ride an eagle. Well, you could if it didn’t eat you first.
I think Buster and I would still be best friends, but I
wouldn’t pick up his shit any more. Talk about your giant sized piles. I bet he
would let me ride him, and believe me it would be something to tear across the countryside
on his back. The animals would still be their normal size which would help feed
the billions of tiny humans. I’m not sure how we would go about milking a cow,
but I imagine it would involve both arms and legs wrapped around a massive teat
and squeezing as hard as you could. Your friends could have warm milk showers. Hmmmmm…That
wouldn’t feel good at all.
Cats would be a problem. You just know that they have been waiting
until the time was right to revolt. Those suckers would eat a full sized human
if they could get away with it; I shudder to think what they would do to a six
inch human. No, it would be best if we got rid of them before we shrunk. Maybe
put them all in Australia .
It’s a weird breeding ground already.
Birds are a problem too, but so far I don’t have a good
solution. I’m not even talking about the wild birds. Chickens and turkeys freak
me out now, I can’t imagine what terror I would be in if they were the size of
a house. Eeeewwww!!!!
You know, I think there just might be too many
insurmountable problems with the idea. Just forget I mentioned it.
How to do this is to simply, think about what you are thinking about. Being mindful of those negative thoughts is the key. For instance, for years I use to make the joke, 'I can get lost in a phone booth'. I was always getting lost. Then, I thought about what I was thinking about this and how my little joke was causing me to manifest the wrong experience. I stopped myself from saying this to anyone and when the thought crossed my mind I replaced it with a more positive thought. "All things are in perfect order and I am good at finding my way anywhere!" I say this anytime I set out somewhere new and always find my way perfectly, with ease. I am now confident in my skill for navigating and it would seem odd to me to get lost.
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