THE CONSTANTS IN MY LIFE
CONSTANTS DO NOT CHANGE; Or do they? There was a time I would've answered this infallibly so, No, constants don't change! Not so today, after nearly 65 years on Earth I don't feel sure of anything any more. My cat was a singular constant in my daily life, and my garden too, the cat is gone and a change is forced upon me while I witness my garden suffer. Consider the cat and the garden parable stuff of life, then find your own constant that changed forcing you to accept or reject the results, work with it or moan and complain about how unfair life was to do that to you! Who cares! Change is the only Constant in life, that seems to fit more easily to our actual life experiences in the long run. How we adapt to each change as they come about seem to change as well. Must I accept the awesome responsibility of being A constant in someone else's life? Is that a noble task of selfless service to the Family of Man? Because let's be clear, a disciplined path o