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the meaning of life and death |
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FTLComm - la Ronge- Wednesday, February 15, 2006 | ||||||
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Late Friday night our second grand daughter was born and it was much clearer in my mind to think about the importance of that event than it was when |
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Though there are many who quest for immortality |
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I was struck by Gerald Crawford scoffing at the idea that we "need" pictures of yet another sunset, when in fact we surely do. Each one a miracle, each one a testament to our continued awareness and ability to appreciate yet another display of fading light. Today a study by some San Francisco doctors |
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have developed was published, it is a simple twelve question test you can take to determine the risk percentage you have of expiring in the next four years. I was astonished at the results of the test. After all, I spent the first thirty years of my life expecting to die before I was thirty and remember the incredible depression I experience as principal at Weekes when i reached then exceeded that number. I never expected a long life and here I am already past sixty and with a less than 5% risk of dying in the next four years, amazing. We humans were never designed to last very long and should grab hold of the precious nature of each day of life, each sunrise, each sunset and each moment of joy. Our ancestors DNA lives on in each of us thousands of years old and so it continues as a little of me has survived to be in those two tiny grand daughters of ours. Immortality has been achieved |
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