"Life is a shipwreck but we must not forget to sing in the lifeboats."
Voltaire
Forgive my all-too-obvious indulgence, but this seemed especially timely today. I wonder what other lessons this ship continues to share with us...any guesses?
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I just love history and, lately, have been reading a lot about Titanic: the part it has played in history and the people involved. If anything, it has taught me that tragedy could strike at any moment, even when you think you are most safe (unsinkable.)
ReplyDeleteMaybe, that extravagance is not needed... to enjoy the simple things... extravagant trips, clothes,jewelry, cars are just things... A giving, tolerant heart has more value and is more admirable.
ReplyDeleteSuggested song "Always look on the bright side of life"
ReplyDeleteI wonder what other lessons this ship continues to share with us...any guesses?
ReplyDeleteWatch out for icebergs.
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A. Kiwi - that's a classic scene, from Monty Python Life of Brian.
ReplyDeleteLesson from the Titanic: Nothing is absolute.