You got me fair and square, I'll have to catch someone to give the cooties to.

How long is long enough?, if someone is old and decrepit, if they are in really bad shape and that could be at 9 or 90, should we want them to stay around, to remain a human for as long as possible, to never give up?

If someone is chipper and in reasonable good health, can get around on their own or at least without a great amount of effort. Let them choose their departure, isn't that the way it should be? In any case, we will be joining them and once we do, we'll think that no time had passed at all, it will seem like an instant, in fact the length of a human life, no matter how long someone manages to live, will, once we are gone, once we no longer can or no longer want to support our bodies, to keep them alive, it will have been a good experience, one of great love.

No, there has to be a place when it's time enough, only problem, the biggest problem, most humans, or maybe I should say a large portion of humans are taught when they are children, when they are equivalent to unformatted hard drives, taught that when someone dies, it's bad when in fact that isn't always the case. We should teach them dignity with death, that when they become grown, that it is totally natural to come to a point when their energy no longer can or no longer wants to support a large sack of flesh. That we can die and it's natural, every human that has ever existed and every human that will ever be will die. So why should we be sad from a natural act, why isn't mother nature honored more? Why, why?

Smile, it releases endorphins.

Rod

Who has the cooties?

Michael,

This is a cute reminder of how nice it was being free of stress and responsibility. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

Jean