2STWillow

I'm 62 years old. When I was a child in school, I'd doodle bomb shelters we could live in when WW3 started. After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, I naively assumed that fear would disappear and children would no longer grow up doodling bomb shelters in fear. I was wrong. Here we are 36 years later and we're as close, if not closer to mutually assured destruction. However, rather than be pessimistic about the current state of affairs, why not simply appreciate every day we have and teach children not to fear things they're unable to control. All my relations