What came first?

Can we have one without the other?  How do these symbiotic relationships develop?  Are we (others) drawn to those that have that which we desire?  What kind of force of nature is this?

How do we bottle it?  Can we bottle it?  Do we want to bottle it?  Can it be used for good as well as for evil?

Who is evil?  The cat or the mouse?  Who determines what’s evil and what’s good?  Is the definition universal?  If it’s not how do we know when it’s applicable and when it’s taboo?

It’s been a while since I had so many questions.  Why is that?  What happens to questions that aren’t asked?  Do they still exist?  Where do they exist?

There’s so much I don’t understand.  But, it’s good, I would think, that I know that.  Isn’t it?

What happens when we find out all the answers?

Is there an answer key?

Who’s the keeper of the key?

Is there one key or multiple?

What happens when a key is lost?  I think it happens all the time.

What happens when a key no longer fits?  We need to change.  We need to change all the time.

What happens to a blog if no one reads it?  I’m scared to find out.

If you’re a dog person do you really care about cats and mice?  Or, do you hope they just eat each other.

Will the Jets win tonight?  Hopefully it will go in to overtime.  What would happen if no one scored?  Ever?  Can one score if there is no score?  What if no one keeps track of the score?  Does it still count?

Doesn’t anyone have any answers?  Someone?  Anyone?

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