Being too busy and not busy enough can each be bad in different ways. Is one better — or not as bad — as the other?
Share why if you wish.
Asking — and answering — life's interesting questions
Being too busy and not busy enough can each be bad in different ways. Is one better — or not as bad — as the other?
Share why if you wish.
When life becomes too stressful, and you need to get away — literally or figuratively — how do you do it? What do you do?
Share why if you wish.
Death, and dealing with it, is a part of life. When someone you know and like dies, how do you remember them?
The death of a friend or loved one can be traumatic, particularly if that death is unexpected. During the grieving process, there are two primary ways to remember someone.
The first is to remember, or memorialize, soon after the death. Stories might be shared, tears might be shed, and grieving is done communally. In your experience, what are ways that you have publicly celebrated someone’s life?
The second method takes place months and even years after the passing. Remembering what someone was like, after years have gone by, can be difficult. There may be pictures or video to help jog your memory, but even those can be incomplete. And for some people in your life, you may not have any photos or other media saved.
In any case, what can you do to keep that person in your mind? How can you continue to be inspired by them, or be amused, or even just maintain a presence in your life? Is it important?
Related questions: Why are people afraid of death? Does your memory define you? What makes a friendship? Does it matter how long we are remembered?
With college prices climbing ever higher, there has been discussion about alternatives to a college education, like trade school. Do you think one is better than the other (including cost)?
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When the topic arises, how do you describe your home? Cozy, cluttered, or perfect? Pristine, expansive, or charming? Something else entirely?
Share why if you wish.