And not so far away now.

One day will be the day, and all this pain will end.

I wonder, is there a heaven and hell? Do suicides get punished by God?

I wonder mostly on the effect on those few how gave a crap about me. They are the reason I don’t. But one day they will have other reasons to continue. Then I no longer have to.

One day.

http://www.halloweenactivities.org/simple-halloween-costume-ideas/

http://www.magicblogz.com/2011/09/8-simple-ways-to-make-walking-less.html

“8 Simple Ways to Make Walking Less Pedestrian”

Fantastic title!

http://www.edrugstore.md/articles/viagra/where-is-viagra-made

Pfizer’s Viagra comes from Ringaskiddy in County Cork, Ireland.

This reminds me of the old joke: Do you have any Irish in you? … Do’ya want some?

“The locals at Ringaskiddy believe the fumes from the Viagra plant make them more sexually athletic and fertile.”

http://martinbeckett.me.uk/

Martin Beckett’s portfolio site

http://pleasanton.patch.com/articles/moon-and-earth-may-be-younger-than-originally-thought-2

New research using a technique that measures the isotopes of lead and neodymium in lunar crustal rocks shows that the moon and Earth may be millions of years younger than originally thought.

The common estimate of the moon’s age is as old as 4.5 billion years old (roughly the same age as the solar system) as determined by mineralogy and chemical analysis of moon rocks gathered during the Apollo missions. However, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientist Lars Borg and international collaborators have analyzed three isotopic systems, including the elements lead, samarium and neodymium found in ancient lunar rocks, and determined that the moon could be much younger than originally estimated. In fact, its age may be 4.36 billion years old.

http://www.topdesignmag.com/35-superb-examples-of-good-looking-newsletters/

35 Superb Examples Of Good Looking Newsletters

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2024901/Return-bedbug-Admissions-hospital-bite-treatment-rises-fifth.html

Most of us probably think that bed bugs belong to a bygone age when hygiene was less of a priority.

But the tiny biting insects are on the march. Pest experts say the number of homes invaded by the parasites has exploded in the last decade and they are now a bigger problem than any time since the 1940s.

Some firms say that the number of call-outs they attend has gone up 200-fold in the last ten years.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/8696167/Children-being-taught-how-to-climb-trees.html

Once climbing a tree came naturally to children, now they are being lessons in how to do it.