You're Only Lonely If You're Not There

A Year From Now, You're Gonna Weigh More Or Less Than What You Do Right Now.

There Is An Interconnectedness Among Members That Bonds The Family, Much Like Mountain Climbers Who Rope Themselves Together When Climbing A Mountain, So That If Someone Should Slip Or Need Support, He's Held Up By The Others Until He Regains His Footing.

You Don't Need A Rope To Pinch A Stranger's Butt.

You're Only Lonely If You're Not There For You.

Grief Is A Process To Go Through, Not A Destination In Which To Wallow. In A Process, You Keep Putting One Foot In Front Of The Other, And Each Little Step Is Part Of Your Healing.