From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "JimD"  wrote in message news:2016122717550872355-email@nowherecom...   
      
   > reality is what it is. Kinda a waste typing that huh, ?   
      
   Not necessarily, because while reality is what is, it may Not be what it's   
   Perceived as!!!   
      
   > On the drive to todays duo gig, I was thinking about reality, about death,   
   > how it can just drop on you like a rock.  Thought to myself, what if I had   
   > a massive heart attack right then, or a stroke. Maybe I'd get dizzy, maybe   
   > I'd just sort of pass out. My Odessey would quickly head to the burm, roll   
   > into a ditch, or go over the side of the hill.  Maybe someone would see.   
   > Maybe not. I'd be dead in any case. And the world would go on.  After   
   > someone noticed, and maybe went thru the van stealing all my stuff, they'd   
   > call the cops. Then they'd show up, call an ambulance and a wrecker.   
      
   Any number of things could happen.   
      
   > That'd be that.  One minute I'm thinking about what's the best way to   
   > route my guitar signal in Mainstage, then a moment of disorientation,   
   > dizzyness, maybe cheat or head pain, then gone. At that point, I'll maybe   
   > know if there's a God, and if said entity actually cares I exist. Or,   
   > nothing. I won't know nothing. I'll just be gone.   
      
   I Strongly recommend not waiting find out the hard  way!   
      
   > I'd have thought more about that, but it's only a short drive to where we   
   > played, half an hour, so I arrived.  Band girl and I met at a pizza place   
   > before the gig. We ordered a small pizza and some drinks and planned out   
   > our set list for the New Years gig.   
      
   > Then off to do our duo. It went well.   
      
      
   > Another day goes by :-)   
      
   Jim   
      
   Yeah, that's usually how it works, usually, but not always.   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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