The last year or so has been a turning point in the way I think.
I've wasted many seasons, and usually the most I can generate is a little passing regret, like: "darn it, didn't go camping again this year." I've always had an "eye on the clock" when it comes to my own mortality, but this is the first time in my life where my thoughts have frequently have been on terms like: "Brian will never have another summer at six years old."
It's troubling, but at the same time I'm glad. Time is all we really have, and anything that helps me avoid taking it for granted is a welcome thing.
>sigh<
Time to get ready for work.
New Bot Day! Robot No.3991 is a “push puppet” (Wakouwa). Wakouwas were
invented by Swiss toymaker Walter Kourt Walss in the 1940s. Push the
button, dance around! No. 3991 originates from the mid-1960s made by The
Kohner Brothers Company of East Paterson, New Jersey. I acquired this
artifact a few years ago at a thrift store in Chicago.
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