Fair Port

 Is writing for one hour worth your time.  This is the type of question you often find in English class.  Teaching and subbing are two different things.  One I enjoy.

There are no answers to questions that we discuss in most cases.  Layers of onions are not so many in comparison.  What youth believes is they are standing on solid ground.  What the old believe is they are standing on solid ground

To be grown is to take responsibility for your time.  I waste time to be sure but even waste has use in a sustainable world.  We discard nothing.  We take everything.  How does that work that no one is in charge.  When we look we see what we expect.

Our brains do not find the world as interesting as it could be.  We wait and we wait for a time of imagination.  We have imagination to live not to wait upon.  We should serve others but not serve a penalty for something we did not do.

The world has cracks and fissures and not everyone believes they know everything, but most do.  Most do not wonder or imagine or think,  They see the old redundant until they are old.  We see the youth for the magic they are.  They see us as the stability they require.  Someone has greater needs.


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