It sucks. Steve Gilliard is gone. I've missed the feisty guy ever since he took ill, again. Such a shame... far too young to leave. .
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Sometimes, life seems rather pointless. All the knowledge, the experiences, memories and so forth that were a part of Steve are gone. Like a light bulb that has burned out, never to light up again. Maybe that's a big reason people cling to the thought of an afterlife, but that's really just wishful thinking.
It sucks. Steve Gilliard is gone. I've missed the feisty guy ever since he took ill, again. Such a shame... far too young to leave.
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Sometimes, life seems rather pointless. All the knowledge, the experiences, memories and so forth that were a part of Steve are gone. Like a light bulb that has burned out, never to light up again.
Maybe that's a big reason people cling to the thought of an afterlife, but that's really just wishful thinking.
GeorgeM -- I think Steve had an impact. Maybe not as large as he or you or I would have liked, but he made one.
And having never been dead (that I can recall, anyway), I can't really speak to the "wishful thinking" aspect, although I suspect you're right.
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Yes, Cats do help.
And that is the best pic of Curly you've taken in a long time. He looks as if he is inviting a neck scratch.
It's infuriating when the good die young, and the vampires live long, with the best of medical care.
Usually on the taxpayers' dime.
He will be missed.
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