Almost Everything Worthwhile Carries With It Some

Anticipating Problems And Figuring Out How To Solve Them Is Actually The Opposite Of Worrying: It's Productive.

Almost Everything Worthwhile Carries With It Some Sort Of Risk.

The Nile, Draining Out Into The Mediterranean. The Bright Lights Of Cairo Announce The Opening Of The North-flowing River’s Delta, With Jerusalem’s Answering High Beams To The Northeast. This 4,258 Mile Braid Of Human Life, First Navigated End-to-end In 2004, Is Visible In A Single Glance From Space.

As I Have Discovered Again And Again, Things Are Never As Bad (or As Good) As They Seem At The Time.

It's Like Being A Newborn, This Sudden Sensory Overload Of Noise, Color, Smells And Gravity After Months Of Quietly Floating, Encased In Relative Calm And Isolation. No Wonder Babies Cry In Protest When They're Born.