Grasshopper No.5 always liked the play “Annie” and would sing along with the song “Tomorrow”. “Tomorrow, tomorrow, there is always tomorrow. It is only a day away”. The song is intended to give people hope that the misery suffered during the Great Depression would eventually be over and we had to cling to the hope and promises of the future.
Okay, today we talk about the occult. The spiritual world. According to an 89 year old evangelist, the world ends tomorrow May 21. The good part to the event is that the 200 million true believers in God with be wisked off to Heaven and the rest will remain on the earth to endure the never ending earthquakes and devestation. Do I need to pack my bags to journey to Heaven? I can’t believe that I will remain back here on earth with all the losers. Oh, this evangelist originally predicted the end of the world in1994. He claims to have mis-calculated. My advice is do everything today that you’ve always wanted to do because there might not be any “tomorrow”. I guess if the world ends tomorrow, this is my last blog. Tune in next Tuesday. If you see a new blog entry, everything is okay.
Continuing on the spiritual theme, your Mom and I journeyed down to the Fireside yesterday to see Patsy Cline. It was excellent. In fact, the female singer imitating Patsy might have had a better voice. There was a moment during the performance that I thought I felt the prescence of my sister Addie. Of course, things like that don’t happen. When I mentioned the sensation to your Mom, she looked at me kind of funny and said she felt it, too. Why would Addie join us in a performance of Patsy Cline? Maybe it was because the female actor looked a little like Addie. Or, maybe I felt Addie’s energy because she was there! Hmmmm!
So my life is having to deal with all these abstract issues. What is the truth? I need to know. Until proven different, the world will not end tomorrow and Addie did join us yesterday at the Fireside.
Enjoy the warmer weather.
Love,
Dad