swirling world

A fascinating thing about all people; not just the young, is our capacity to dream and come up with ideas that bring forth even more ideas. The problem lies in the fact that most ideas are just that- ideas. Many ideas never get a chance to break off and out of the piece of paper they are forever a part of. There they lie on a scrap in a book somewhere only to be found bound inside some obscure notebook in an old locker out in the middle of some field in Idaho. Along with that fact is the reality of life which spells out clearly that the bills must be paid. This requires often doing things that are difficult and tiring. In time ideas die a natural death in another part of our swirling world. LLc 98.2