athanasia [ath-uh-ney-zhuh]
1. noun. immortality; imperishability; freedom from death; deathlessness. origin: greek. ἀθανασία, ας, ἡ (ath-an-as-ee’-ah)
The Everlife On the street corner of a town there sat a man on a bench. He was not a happy man. In fact, not only was he not happy, he actively practiced being unhappy. He took pleasure in displeasure. And he liked to share his unhappiness with everyone who walked by.
Don’t Kill the Messenger They said age was a disease, without considering half their audience was aged past prime. And I bought into it, infected with the insipid idea . . .
22 Years late A package sits on my doorstep. 22 years late. No apology. No explanation . . . F#@k. Now what?