And we must remember that all these things, the nuances, the anomalies, the suntlelies, which we assume only accessorize our days are, in fact, here for a much larger and noble cause: they're here to save our lives.
i know the The idea seems strange. But i also know that it just so happens to be true. and so it was: a wristwatch saved Harold Grick.
There are times when we are lost in fear and despair, again and again, continuously, in despair and sadness, we can thank God for the Bavarian cookie, and when there is no cookie, fortunately, we can still be around Reassurance in a familiar hand, or a gesture of kindness and love, or a vague encouragement, or a loving hug, or a comforting devotion, not to mention a hospital gurney, and a swimming nasal congestion, and Danny Soufflé, and Whispering Secrets, and Fender Stratocaster guitars, and maybe the occasional novel.
We have to remember that all of these nuances, anomalies, subtleties, have a bigger, higher reason for being: they're here to save us. I know it's a little weird but at the same time I know it's true. All in all, the watch saved Harold Grick.
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