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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 346530" data-attributes="member: 8">Some time ago I met my aunt (who had lost her husband a few years ago)&nbsp; in a super market and I asked the most obvious question &quot;hi, how are you doing?&quot;I&#039;m sure she&#039;d have wanted to say &quot;fine&quot; but maybe there was something about that simple question that caught her off guard, and she spontaneously started to cry.Maybe it&#039;s a strange thing to say but I thought there was something very raw and beautiful about it.I don&#039;t think many people would choose to experience sadness, after all life seems to be all about finding that precious thing called happiness, but we wouldn&#039;t be human enough without the tears and sadness.Not to mention the idea that Sons &amp; Daughters wouldn&#039;t even exist.From Minimatic to Paris to Tout Savoir&nbsp; by Adé[MEDIA=youtube]zani6VzfYPU[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 346530, member: 8"] Some time ago I met my aunt (who had lost her husband a few years ago) in a super market and I asked the most obvious question "hi, how are you doing?" I'm sure she'd have wanted to say "fine" but maybe there was something about that simple question that caught her off guard, and she spontaneously started to cry. Maybe it's a strange thing to say but I thought there was something very raw and beautiful about it. I don't think many people would choose to experience sadness, after all life seems to be all about finding that precious thing called happiness, but we wouldn't be human enough without the tears and sadness. Not to mention the idea that Sons & Daughters wouldn't even exist. From Minimatic to Paris to [B][I]Tout Savoir [/I][/B] by Adé [MEDIA=youtube]zani6VzfYPU[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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