April 8, 2007
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Abstract Dialogue and Two Thoughts
Person A: I don’t act logically.
Person B: Why not?
Person A: No reason.Person A: Ah, great minds think alike!
Person B: The coincidental similarity in our thought patterns hardly seems like evidence for us having great minds.
Person A: Exactly what I was thinking!What I said yesterday, I remember not today.
What I was yesterday, I remember not today.
What remains of all that’s gone, and
results from all that’s past occurs
in the very next moment, as a
summation of all that was.
The climax of our lives’ events is
in perpetual existence.The day of wedding is truly a remarkable one: it holds the specialness of Christmas, the newness of New Year’s, the happiness of a birthday, the reverence of Martin Luther King Jr. day, the love of Valentine’s day, but the singularity of itself; its billing is The Greatest Day of one’s life, and surely no one in the pews, not even the already married, can understand its momentary wonder except those gazing toward one another at the altar.
Farewell!
Comments (5)
hello
You should have put this “Abstract Dialogue” in your post…..
Person A: knock knock
Person B: who’s there?
Person A: adolph
Person B: adolph who?
Person A: adolph ball hit me in de mowf.
: ) its one of my favorites!
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Phil, you still update your xanga! That’s fricken sweet… just wanted to give you a comment!…
Peace, happy easter.
How much more incomprehensible is our unification with our Savior, of which human marriage is a mere symbol, a shadow!