I am new to this board, but not to magic. Also I am a customer of Theory 11. I own every deck of cards that they have produced. Really enjoy the new series of cards that have popped into the market these days.
A bit of philosophy after Thanksgiving dinner.
As I sit here digesting a magnificent Turkey Dinner, it occurs to me
that it seems like only yesterday that it was last Thanksgiving.
Intellectually, I know that there has been a year's worth of water
under the Bridge o' Life. Emotionally, it seems like mere minutes.
I often say that time flies when you're having fun, and even when
you're not...and the speed of that flight increases with every passing
year. For it is a cruel fact of nature that as one gets older, life
seems to speed up.
I call it Jerry's Law of Proportional Perception. As we age, each
year is a smaller fraction of our lifespan; thus, over time, the years
seem to shrink, diminishing in apparent length a little bit every trip
around the Sun.
It's a cruel trick of nature. The less time we have left on the
planet, the faster it seems to go. When you're circling the drain,
each orbit is more rapid than the one that preceded it...and that
drain gets closer and closer.
But enough depressing musing. We've had a Big Feed, our collective
kishkes are extracting butt loads of tryptophan from all that
Turkedelic Protein. It has been a wonderful day spending time with the
family. It would have been perfect if my mother could have been here.
I hope your Thanksgiving was enjoyable. Jerry
A bit of philosophy after Thanksgiving dinner.
As I sit here digesting a magnificent Turkey Dinner, it occurs to me
that it seems like only yesterday that it was last Thanksgiving.
Intellectually, I know that there has been a year's worth of water
under the Bridge o' Life. Emotionally, it seems like mere minutes.
I often say that time flies when you're having fun, and even when
you're not...and the speed of that flight increases with every passing
year. For it is a cruel fact of nature that as one gets older, life
seems to speed up.
I call it Jerry's Law of Proportional Perception. As we age, each
year is a smaller fraction of our lifespan; thus, over time, the years
seem to shrink, diminishing in apparent length a little bit every trip
around the Sun.
It's a cruel trick of nature. The less time we have left on the
planet, the faster it seems to go. When you're circling the drain,
each orbit is more rapid than the one that preceded it...and that
drain gets closer and closer.
But enough depressing musing. We've had a Big Feed, our collective
kishkes are extracting butt loads of tryptophan from all that
Turkedelic Protein. It has been a wonderful day spending time with the
family. It would have been perfect if my mother could have been here.
I hope your Thanksgiving was enjoyable. Jerry
