SILLY HORSEY

If we stop to think, our adult life can be compared to that as our youth on the playground, whether it was the friends we made, the games we played or our experience on the playground. As children our imaginations soared playing adult occupations, astronaut, cowboys, and soldiers and in some cases those fantasies became realities.

So here we are as adults and our lives have become so complicated. Our friends and lovers can meet with such unyielding disappointment. Our jobs and social interactions are filled day to day dramas. Our politicians complicate diplomacies with prideful propagandas and businessmen bargain and gamble with our finances. Once we realize the similarities of childhood and adult interactions, we find not much of a difference. They only difference, the stakes as adults have gotten greater.

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