“Intellectually, she recognized the summer could’ve lasted only so many days, but, in remembrance, it seemed to last epochs, from the creation of the Milky Way to its expiration. Not because the time was dull but rather it was so damn fun and so life-affirming, it could’ve been a magical potion concocted to revive the dead. Even in her advanced age, she could see that time, so clearly delineated in what the novelist John Dos Passos called the Camera Eye—mental snapshots, frozen in bliss, which neither age nor time could mar their perfection.” Time Well SpentJackpotLife Is MagicalPerfect DayBe Happy To Be AliveEveryday Is A GiftCreate Endless MemoriesEveryday Is An AdventureLife Is A Fairytale Book:The Magnolia That Bloomed Unseen Source: The Magnolia That Bloomed Unseen