AS ONE TALE ENDS
I've enjoyed these two at South Pacific Auto Sales for over 20 years.
It was fun!
The business closed.
Emptiness emerged.
I've enjoyed these two at South Pacific Auto Sales for over 20 years.
It was fun!
The business closed.
Emptiness emerged.
When I imagined these two wondering about their next tale,
I wondered about mine.
What is assumed for me
versus
dreams not finished.
Would these two survive?
The neighborhood vandals
might notice the duo
during their regular work
a mere block or two away
at the ol'
Truck 'n Tractor Electric.
These two have started
their new tale.
As I imagined these two wondering about their next tale,
I reflected about mine.
My death/reboot/refit experiences
over these past few years
nudged my wife to suggest:
"If you want a *creative* obituary,
you'll have to do it.
Otherwise,
I'll just say,
He lived!
He died!
*and*
He had
a
*most*
*awesome*
*wonderful*
wife!'"
:-)
Over a short span of time,
this site has evolved
a lot.
Inspirations include
a neighbor's estate sale,
defining what is a
"living obituary,"
and
rediscovering
my past/present
creations, dreams, and resources.
They are now welcome crew members
for the voyage ahead.
I feel empowered, honored, and a wee bit scared
as
"Captain."