Here's a disturbing mental toy to play with:
Many folks (myself included) often console themselves, in the event that a significantly loved person should pass from this world, with the thought that said person "watches over" them after death. I know, maybe it's silly, but it can be comforting in dark times to think that those who leave us (who are, as I like to call it "DEAD") are out in the vast beyond looking over our foolish little lives and smiling warmly.
This is all fine and good, until you want a little privacy.
We all do things we're not proud of. You know, I do things I'm not proud of. I play rock and roll, after all. It is at these times I wish the dear departed would just but the hell out. The thought of great grandma Nelson looking over my shoulder at the porn I'm watching or the pre-marital sex I'm having is just plain disturbing.
What is there to do, though? We all pay a price for our superstitions. I pay mine in guilt and really unsettling mental images.
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
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Phil, that's not your grandma watching you and Liz. It's me. With a camera. So I can post the results at http://www.philloveslizinthebiblicalfashion.com
Sorry dude, but I have to pay off my car somehow...
P.S. - My susbscribers have requests. Do you guys do "watersports"? (Whatever that means...)
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