Over the hill is when you stop climbing. It cannot be half way through life as some suggest, for the slide down is a much faster (and shorter) ride than the trudge up. Retirement for most marks the end of the climb (although some don’t turn in the paperwork for years after they stop), and the start of the icy downhill. Don’t think you can stay on the summit long. Maybe it is not your summit; maybe there is more to ascend.
:- Doug.
I will not give the whole message in this meeting. It resists; and humans have thick skulls with which they seek to beat it out.
:- Doug.
Footprints in the Windsm # 1535
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I have a message for you, and you will have to work beyond your brain and mind to get it. So will I to eddy it toward you.
:- Doug.
My message may be too fine and subtle for words. How then move it? Maybe get in its stream.
:- Doug.
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