LIFE IS A PLAY

Life is a play that has a beginning and an end. While viewing the play there are comical, dramatic, humorous and subtitles that combined make the script.

Unlike a play, life does not have the luxury of writing and editing events before they occur. Judgment and experience, good and bad, dictates the next scene.

How much one enjoys the play depends on the viewers attitude and attention. After the conclusion of the play, the critics will write their opinions to influence the viewer to the critics point of view.

End-of-life is summarized in a eulogy by someone familiar with the deceased. Seldom is the life summary critical, indeed it is usually complimentary.

Subsequent to the end of the play, the scenes dialogue and subtleties fade with the passing of time.Likewise life’s experiences and events, become hazy and fuzzy.

Scenes and events from a life or play remain in the recesses of the viewers mind, called back by sounds, smells, colors and a myriad of other sensations.

Wayne Lazarus