Dead Karma--or why don't you shovel it yourself?
Since my new book Dead Karma is about to be published, I was thinking a lot about karma. What goes around comes around. Karma sticking to you so you have to get rid of it. A FB friend, the most unknowable kind, yesterday posted about a neighbor who didn't shovel his walk for the last couple of snowstorms and he can't walk his dog. I couldn't believe the number of people who weighed in on this: call the police! call code! Do something bad to him! The poster said that he assumed the person had a lot of money because he had a large house with a lot of sidelwalk--this is a very old neighborbood of a basically dilapidated town. Don't know. Can't you walk your dog somewhere else? Can't you do a mitvah and shovel the guy out yourself? I am extremely prejudiced in this because I live in a big house with a lot of sidewalk and I haven't been able to get out to shovel for the last 4 storms. Where's the karma?
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