The Great Celestial Gamble? (Spin the Wheel)
HELLO GENTLE READERS,
I've heard my entire existance, "Life's not fair"! How do we know? What do you measure? Is there a unit? Maybe an "unfaititain't". You collect a certain number of them and can then attest to life's unfairness.
I'm poised at the exit portal of life's two great eternities-birth and death! On balance, life has been plenty fair with me. I have had and do have some great friends, I've known "My Ladies" pleasures, played a song or two, have had adequate income and am on reasonable terms with most of my family. If, in any given moment, I ask myself, "What do you need at this very moment?" The answer is usually, "Nothing, I need nothing at this moment. I have all I need!"
I'm sure any person above the age of five could tell me why I'm wrong. Why life really is unfair. It all depends on what you choose to measure in you life. Choose well!
Tom Vickers
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TheJoeD on
I think the 'life is unfair' mindset is solely American.
If at some moment you say that your life is unfair, you haven't experienced the counter-balance yet that explained why the negatives were going on.
You know, that Garth Brooks song about Unanswered Prayers and such.
If at some moment you say that your life is unfair, you haven't experienced the counter-balance yet that explained why the negatives were going on.
You know, that Garth Brooks song about Unanswered Prayers and such.
mikelclassen on
Choose well. That is the real key here isn't it. I always told myself that when I get old, I'm working on that right now, I don't want a lot of would've, should've, could'ves in my life. I can accept failure, it's the not trying, not giving those opportunities that land in your lap a shot.
