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Lest we forget…
We should never forget!
An unusually sombre and downcast thought for you to choose, but unfortunately a valid one.
It was one I saw in Hack Green. A true thought but not appropriate for my thoughts for the week which are ‘currently’ positive thougts
Time. Presses on.
When time presses on, we need to learn quickly…
Plato sure made a good point Cherie… i like the golden coloured head stone….peter:)
Thank You Peter
Isn’t that what we all assume, Cherry! I’d like to believe it’s true!!!
So Ginnie, you think there may be an after-life, but… there may still be wars in the after-life? Now you’ve given me something else to worry about (not that I think there is an after-life, but still, it’s a worry that there might be… One brief life is quite sufficient for me thanks).
We are confined to the cycles of nature.
Do we move on or do we return? What is the cycle…