The univeral soldier was once very short

[sealwhiskers]

I have been thinking a lot over the last week and a half, living in my head. I do other things too, I write, I walk, I've proctored tests, I've hung out with friends and kissed the geek, but all along, there has been a part of me solidly living somewhere else. There has been so much anger, disappointment, on-the-fly solutions, musing from above or

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[striver]

Nod nod. It seems a time for thought lately. My parents have been gone for many years but it seems my relationship with them has still continued to change in my own mind as I have aged and gained better understanding. There was a letter in Dear Abby recently. Someone wrote they were Baptist but they were troubled by the idea of heaven because they didn't want to spend eternity with their family.

[sealwhiskers]

Someone wrote they were Baptist but they were troubled by the idea of heaven because they didn't want to spend eternity with their family.

Bwahaha! Omg, ain't that the truth. Before I left Catholicism and altered my whole view on heaven and hell, I used to as a child ponder how heaven could really be so wonderful, if you had to share eternity with people you loved and wished well, but who you really didn't want to strictly hang around with that much. :)

[zombienought]

I gave up on Heaven when they told me
dogs didn't have souls, and wouldn't
be there.

[sealwhiskers]

Dogs SO have souls!

[gale_storm]

Absolutely -- cats, too!!! If there are no dogs or cats in heaven, then I suppose I'll go over the Rainbow Bridge to meet my beloved cats and dogs there!!!

[sealwhiskers]

Definitely. The world is full of souls, and they deal with what odds they've been given, just like we do with families.