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“Because once you depart from this one-way road of life, there is just no getting back on.”
All Things Bright and Beautiful
The ants are back in the bathroom and in the kitchen some mice are tap-dancing around among the cake pans. The mice I wouldn’t mind so much if I could get their tiny bottoms into diapers. (And while we’re on the subject don’t mice ever wet their pants? Why is it with just the little caraway seeds always?)The ants I do mind but I feel terrible about pinching their shiny black-plastic bodies into a wad of tissue and tossing then in the toilet, because what must they be feeling they swirl round and round in an element foreign to them? Is it for them the way it was for those poor people who hung off the capsized half-hull of the Titanic 99 years ago now?I got to thinking about that tragedy: cold death in the North Atlantic. And so I went to YouTube to look for the fearful footage that James Cameron gave us in his 1997 film. Here below is what I found, as moving a five-minute clip as you will see anywhere. The person who made it just ran the film backward and set it to music, specifically to James Horner’s “Hymn to The Sea” which is part of the movie’s soundtrack.People of faith will see this and say “And so it shall be: all wounds mended, all suffering reversed." And what a thing it would be to see that day come, what a wonderful thing![youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-W2rTj1bsY&NR=1&feature=fvwp]