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this is from David Cramer's Photography, http://www.davidcramer.com/blog/?cat=25, he is the local photographer whose website i stumbled upon while searchin' for Bosque del Apache website he has sum wonderful photos there this particular photo i chose to talk about a PBS show i saw last nite it was about wild mustangs up in Colorado they were beautiful the story followed a horse the filmmaker called Cloud from his birth til 5yrs later it was a beautiful film but with sum harsh realities in it thunderstorms & lightnening killing sum horses but what was shocking to me and the filmmaker was the killing of a foal within hours after its birth it couldnt get up and walk no matter how often it tried it couldn't go anywhere so do they let it die a slow death, or kill it as it did i think it was the lead stallion that killed it harsh realities like these are sometimes why i steer away from nature shows but then again i compared it to our harsh realities we live in harsh realities ourselves and it truly is the survival of the fittest we have violence, hunger and war to deal with in our lives besides the power of nature's wrath at times but i reminded myself that death is only of the body the Spirit always lives, never dies the flesh returns to the earth as the Spirit of the animal, or man, moves on to another life this Life is truly an adventure not to be lived in fear i've been reminded lately from friends and my doctor about whether my new job is safe maybe it's not as safe as other places, but i still feel it's as safe as anywhere else in life this body of mine could be hushed thru other means, at anytime i desire to live with NO FEAR!!! i believe in facing one's fears and mastering all fears although i fear at times still death, i will live my life fully one day it will be a no thing and i'll know i am forever..
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That is a wonderful way to say that. I don't want to think about death, but I am not afraid. The way I looked at life when I worked at the convenience store was simply if God wanted me at that time in my life, it wouldn't matter where I worked. I've been very lucky considering how many place I worked. I have never been robbed or assaulted. There were times though when I saw someone shop lift but couldn't move fast enough to stop him. Good luck, and stay healthy, please.
Jude
http://journals.aol.com/jmorancoyle/MyWay
8/2/08 6:29 AM
Marti