That striking realization.
Watching an episode of Numb3rs.
It's one of my favorite nightly reruns.
Don us talking to an old ladie who is the rightful family owner of a painting stolen from a museum.
She says to Don "You have no idea knowing what it feels like to be the only surviving family member".
Without a thought I blurted outloud
I DO
I gave immediate thought to those here who are as well.
All of us know the meaning of finality.
We also wish younger generations would learn from us. But we know how that goes.
Socrates spoke of it in the 400s BCE.
Like there's any humanly chance for change after more than two centuries.
We are a group isolated unknown to each other yet in complete understanding of the books final pages before we read them.
It's one of my favorite nightly reruns.
Don us talking to an old ladie who is the rightful family owner of a painting stolen from a museum.
She says to Don "You have no idea knowing what it feels like to be the only surviving family member".
Without a thought I blurted outloud
I DO
I gave immediate thought to those here who are as well.
All of us know the meaning of finality.
We also wish younger generations would learn from us. But we know how that goes.
Socrates spoke of it in the 400s BCE.
Like there's any humanly chance for change after more than two centuries.
We are a group isolated unknown to each other yet in complete understanding of the books final pages before we read them.
