Pondering Thought -- What is Life
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Protocall_Design
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Sadly, most people have to do a lot of "This is not" in order to enjoy a little bit of "This is".
Life is pain. Anyone who says different is selling something.
"Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans." John Lennon.
NFrameFred
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Life is in eternity . . . this stint is just preparation (or not) for that. 
I'm glad you enjoy the country, but it's not for us. We don't mind visiting the country but it's always good to get back home. 
Our bank and Dunkin Donuts are walking distance, half a mile. The grocery store, three quarters of a mile. A major hospital, one mile. A beautiful State Park in the middle of the desert, 3 miles. Most of our doctor and lab testing facilities, 10-15 minutes. Excellent buffets, 20 minutes. World famous restaurants, 30 minutes. Seeing a concert with Rod Stewart or John Fogerty, 30 minutes. If we want mild weather during the winter we stay home. If we want snow, wind, and a ski camp, a half hour drive to the mountains.
Our bank and Dunkin Donuts are walking distance, half a mile. The grocery store, three quarters of a mile. A major hospital, one mile. A beautiful State Park in the middle of the desert, 3 miles. Most of our doctor and lab testing facilities, 10-15 minutes. Excellent buffets, 20 minutes. World famous restaurants, 30 minutes. Seeing a concert with Rod Stewart or John Fogerty, 30 minutes. If we want mild weather during the winter we stay home. If we want snow, wind, and a ski camp, a half hour drive to the mountains.
Inusuit
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Life is short, brutal, and nasty. Then you die.
On the other hand, life is what you make it.
On the other hand, life is what you make it.
The Pythonian Theory as to the meaning of life.
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I'll never forget how enjoyable the last "This is Not Life" day was.
To quote "Take a Pew", a sermon parody from Beyond the Fringe c.1960, "Life? It's rather like opening a tin of sardines. We're all of us looking for the key..."
mckenney99
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The only thing I've learned about life is that it goes on.
chuckie
Member
And beer, you almost forgot beer! lol
My philosophy is to enjoy life as much as Mikey did.
Joni_Lynn
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Life is at it's best when lived to it's fullest. Learn all that is needed, contribute what you can, don't mess up other people's live's. Be happy, content and above all, learn who you are. Most importantly, cherish life's good friends. They're the treasures.
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Life is the gift of a temporary existence in the endless unfolding of the universe. Trying to calculate the odds of any one specific person ever being born is scary. Just be glad you made it.
You know, there is a middle ground between the two extremes in that meme.
I love to visit New York City...but I would never live there.
And I love to visit my friend who lives in the middle of nowhere in West Virginia...but I would never live there either.
I live in a town of 10,000 in northeastern Maryland. I have all the conveniences of city life, with few of the headaches. People are neighborly and polite, there's little-to-no violent crime (hasn't been a homicide in many years), and it's clean and quiet most of the time. I've lived here half my life, and I love it...
