DIFFICULTY LEVEL FOR THIS PART OF THE BLOG IS SET AT THREE!
We are in the dark in front of a basket full of socks that are either black or white, how many do we have to grab so we end up with something we can use, something we can go out and face the public with comfortably?

DIFFICULTY LEVEL FOR THIS PART OF THE BLOG IS SET AT PLUS THREE!
We're standing in the dark in front of a basket that's carrying tomorrow. Yesterday let us know that probably not everything in that basket is either black or white. We, the worry warts, will often try to reach into tomorrow through the mystery of the darkness? Why get antsy, we'll most likely grab up a handful of odd shaped concerns and fail to get anything we can use? Is there anything wrong with waiting until the light shines on tomorrow, dump out the basket in that light and shape it's contents to match and fit?
Meanwhile, I'll keep coaxing my treadmill powered scooter uphill!

What makes up a "they"?
different values (Nope, "We" have different values)
competition (Nope, "We" live in a competitive world)
another culture (Nope, "We" came from another culture)
direction of traffic (Nope, "We" drive every direction)
level of understanding (Nope, "We" own the level of understanding)

Hey, do you think maybe there should be no "They"?
Meanwhile, I'll keep coaxing my treadmill powered scooter uphill!

Not too popular however, we've all heard that selection of words used as the forerunner to a comparison. Well, loking at it under a bright light, if all things were equal,
1 - 1st place would hold no excitment,
2 - Competition would become a ritual of sharing the glory without a victory,
3 - There'd be no gate fee because there would be no spectators!

What does your bright light expose when shining it on all things being equal?

Can we permanently deposit selected memories and expect them to draw interest from the banks of water under the bridge?

It’s nigh impossible to stretch an imagination until you hook it onto something solid!