My dear friend Arun strikes again. Knowing my fondness for crossword puzzles, he has sent me this clip.
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Wisdom by Hindsight
My dear friend Arun strikes again. Knowing my fondness for crossword puzzles, he has sent me this clip.
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LOVE IT!
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I am glad.
Seen most of their sketches but never this one. Lovely gentle humour.
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Very funny. I will no longer be able to look at a nun with a straight face.
Nor I Nick, nor I.
I love it!
I am glad that you do.
that picture is heartbreaking. a little child especially. but to have no legs and be poor and on the street. it shows well what you’re talking about.
there is always someone who has it worse than we do isn’t there? always.
I once shocked a co-worker when I talked of Bob’s death as tragic yes but not as bad as some people have it.
it seemed to make her angry at me and she asked me why I could ever think that. he was full of cancer by then.
but he died in a modern clean hospital. he was given morphine for the pain. his family and I were there all around him. he was deeply loved. and he knew our love until the end. even in his morphine haze.
there are people who are homeless and in terrible pain and have no one who loves them or will miss them. they’d perhaps lived desperate lives and then they die terrible deaths all alone.
in my way I was trying to tell her it’s that same difference in having no legs.
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This concept is a bit difficult to grasp for people who are not directly affected and hence I am not surprised at your co-worker’s response.