So. Here I still am. Here we all still are. Aside from that volcano in Iceland which obviously didn't get the memo, the Earth didn't move on schedule.
When it comes to the disappointed ones who didn't get swept away on a great white cloud, I am not sure whether to feel pity or fury.
greygirlbeast puts it succinctly: "Here we have these cowardly fuckers who
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I like Marilyn Manson's take on it: "Have you seen the people who expect to be in Heaven? I sure don't want to spend eternity with those people!"
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Every Christmas my Mum and Dad would buy a little poinsettia in a pot to have as our table decoration and I loved those beautiful red and green plants. They never survived much past Christmas but they always brought a smile to our faces.
I realised the other day that three bushes growing in my (recently acquired) front yard are poinsettias - I'm blissful!
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On the other hand, it's always seemed a bit greedy to me to ask for Heaven when you've already been given this world; I kind of think the popularity of the whole concept came about because of its appeal to people who were limited to the stale crusts adn worst manure-shoveling jobs in this world, and seized on by others as a way to keep those people from rebelling.
If Heaven turned out to be this world but without the need to spend days at work not of your choosing and without the inevitability of losing the ones you love, I wouldn't complain.
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