at what point are you ready to go?

Woody is my hero.

I don't know. I'll turn 73 yrs. old next month and all I know is I'm not ready yet. Too much left to be done.

I'm too young to die.
I'm too busy to die.
I'm too me to die!

Some people who have already died,
have said that thay look forward eagerly to doing it again.

According to medical personnel of the Veterans' Hospital in Las Vegas,
my dead friend, Neil, died 12 times, b4 the last one.





David

I don't seek death, but i don't fear it either. It will come no matter how much anguish one might expend on the subject.

Another of Woody's quotes on death, "I'm not afraid of death, I just don't want to be there when it happens"

How does the saying go, the coward dies a million times while the hero dies but once?
Time passes SO fast that I see my dying moment as virtually here, i.e., I'm as good as dead. But I take some consolation from the view that when I die I will have lived forever--MY forever. And there will be no "me" (there isn't one now, if one takes the right perspective) to be dead.

U will discover, as have many others,
that u r still there n that death is only idle superstition.





David

...I suppose when something or someone is ready to go it goes !
Is there the need to say any more then this ? I don´t see the point in wasting more then a single sentence with this topic...

Is that the SECOND time u said to shut up ?

http://able2know.org/topic/146494-6#post-4802083

...when did u start counting is my next question...

In case you didn't know, Edgar, PBS is showing an episode of American Masters on Woody this month, it's excellent.

Midnight in Paris is a wonderful and subtle double decked/double trap cliché critique tail...loved the film !

Maybe about 1O minutes b4 that post.





David