Daytripping Summer 2022
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The<br />
Daytripper<br />
A bit further north now to WOODSTOCK, EMBRO, NORWICH & INGERSOLL<br />
SHOP<br />
LOCAL<br />
Good Question!<br />
• Why doesn't Tarzan have a beard - are there barbers in the jungle?<br />
• How do you get off a non-stop flight?<br />
• Why do we sing "Take me out to the ball game," when we are<br />
already there?<br />
• Why do you need an appointment to see a psychic... shouldn't they<br />
already know you're coming?<br />
The Second Time Around<br />
Given the opportunity of living your<br />
life all over again, would you? Just like<br />
the first time around—each day would<br />
be unknown to you, with the same<br />
time frame, location, parents, siblings,<br />
and outcome of that life. Nothing would<br />
change. It would simply be a repeat, and<br />
for the same length of time. Has your life<br />
been such a great one, that you would<br />
love to get the chance to do it all over<br />
again? Or does the simple thought make<br />
you shudder?<br />
Looking at a different option; not only<br />
could you return to live again, you would<br />
also be able to pick the century and the<br />
continent, of when and where to do it.<br />
Would that sound tempting at all? You<br />
could choose to live two thousand<br />
years ago, or perhaps hundreds<br />
of years in the future, or<br />
anywhere in between. It<br />
could also be in a place<br />
you have always loved, or<br />
wanted to visit. How difficult<br />
a choice this would be, with<br />
all the unknowns! Would you<br />
be adventurous enough to<br />
give it a try, or is it simply<br />
inconceivable?<br />
By Jeanette Paddon, St. Thomas<br />
Assuming it WAS possible to live<br />
your life again, while also being aware<br />
ahead of time, of all the things you<br />
could or should have done differently,<br />
or not done at all, but are now getting<br />
the chance to change; would you go<br />
for it? Remember, you have no way of<br />
knowing that the choices you make the<br />
second time around will be any better<br />
than the ones in your previous life.<br />
You would still be the same person in<br />
the way you think and in your dreams<br />
for the future. You would also be faced<br />
with the same obstacles, so what are the<br />
odds you would even be able to live any<br />
differently? When trying to correct the<br />
mistakes from your previous life, what if<br />
you make even bigger ones?<br />
I realize many people do<br />
believe we come back here<br />
over and over again. However,<br />
there is no absolute proof<br />
of that, and there probably<br />
never will be. Therefore, I will<br />
sleep easy tonight. Would I<br />
choose to return if I could?<br />
No. Though my own life has<br />
been good for the best part<br />
of it; I think once is enough.<br />
Page 82<br />
“Safety goggles recommended” (on a letter opener)<br />
<strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2022</strong>