Posted: 8/2/2013 12:37:55 AM EDT
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Got a snail mail the other day from TAMU, "What will be your legacy?" While I haven't opened it yet, I am pretty sure they are asking for money.
Mom believed that instead of using money to build monuments, we ought to put that money into scholarships. Usefulness wise, that seems like a good notion to me, but legacy wise, it probably isn't. For this or that scholarship, do they really know anything about the person the money came from? I doubt it. So how should one's legacy be? Should one be remembered? And whether they are or not, would it really make a difference to them in the long run? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ("You'll never get away with it! [my death being an accident]"--inmate "What difference will it make to you? You'll be dead!"--Brutish guard, (w,stte), "Fast-Walking") |