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Ramblin's VIII
by
Pat Gluck
The things
that make us all cry, from time to time, are merely
preludes to all of the 'tomorrows' that await us.
By cleansing our system that way, we will face the
rising sun the next morning with a smile and with
optimistic thoughts to battle anything that is
negative. At the same time, we align ourselves with
positive attitudes that are a must for our
survival!
So, bear in mind that security systems 30 years ago
were unheard of unless your home happened to have
been the guarded building where gold reserves were
stored. Nowadays if you should fart while walking
down the sidewalk in front of your house, car
alarms will wail and spring to life with beeps that
can be heard blocks away, and sirens from police
cars will become louder and louder until they
screech to a halt outside your residence! Damned if
they don't call this progress!!!
And, in the realm of truisms, there is no one
'philosophy of life' as a standard for each of us.
We all have our own version of it, so we will plod
on, with blinkers attached to our eyes, not
recognizing nor caring what thoughts are in the
minds of friends and families. Perhaps, through the
use of the printed word, some ray of sunshine might
pierce an otherwise dormant mind!
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