How we will be measured
After nearly a year of writing, my "replacing guilt" sequence is coming to a close. I have just one more thing to say on the subject, by pointing out a running theme throughout the series. When all is said and done, and Nature passes her final judgement, you
After nearly a year of writing, my "replacing guilt" sequence is coming to a close. I have just one more thing to say on the subject, by pointing out a running theme throughout the series. When all is said and done, and Nature passes her final judgement, you will not be measured by the number of moments in which you worked as hard as you could . You will not be judged by someone rooting around in your mind to see whether you were good or bad . You will not be evaluated according to how unassailable your explanations are , for why the things that you couldn't possibly have prevented the things
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