It truly is a shame so many feel the each-every-day of the lifespan as a competition by default...after all, if our due existed on cue to receive in the first place wouldn't we know it?
in my case, ego alone provides an entire bouncty house of space in which to luxuriate--others, hemmed by normal circumstances and occurrences, emerge even before midlife, battle-hardened. In all fairness, it's a first world problem, but it becomes intrusive fast on a "playground" level, not the most encouraging note the human race. CEE
It truly is a shame so many feel the each-every-day of the lifespan as a competition by default...after all, if our due existed on cue to receive in the first place wouldn't we know it?
ReplyDeletein my case, ego alone provides an entire bouncty house of space in which to luxuriate--others, hemmed by normal circumstances and occurrences, emerge even before midlife, battle-hardened. In all fairness, it's a first world problem, but it becomes intrusive fast on a "playground" level, not the most encouraging note the human race.
CEE