Each of us has our own perspective: a different vantage point and a unique perception and interpretation. There are things we can see that others cannot – and there are things that others can see, often quite clearly, that we cannot.

Each day is precious – and should be appreciated, enjoyed and shared as much as possible.

How and WHERE someone is buried is often important – to those who may want to visit their grave, tomb, monument, or wall (of honor). Most of what happens (in human society) after a person dies is for the benefit of the living who knew or had some connection to the person who is now dead. Funerals, wakes, prayers, caskets, and graves/markers are more for those who remember the “deceased” than for the body of the person who is no longer using it (who may or may not even be buried and “resting” there).

Insanity is often defined as doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results – and yet success often depends on doing something (well) long enough for desirable results to manifest. Insanity or just patience? Perhaps some of both is needed for “success”.

It seems increasingly common today for people unhappy with life or their situation to BLAME – Because Losers Always Make Excuses.

Are you a “Believer”? You might be – and not know it!

I have NOT (yet) seen the new movie called The Book of Eli, so I cannot comment on the plot, acting, or actual “message” or “meaning” of the film’s “content” – but I thought it quite interesting how the film is being “marketed” to the “masses”.