Another One Bites the Dust

Once again last night, I noticed a pickup truck with some “in loving memory” message stenciled onto its rear window.

This goes along with all the little roadside memorials you see on the highways these days and with the impromptu shrines that spring up whenever a celebrity is killed or a school is shot up by one of its students.

God gave me the go ahead to deliver the following public service message:

Get over it. People die. Untold billions of people have lived and died, it’s great that you cared for someone but leave the rest of us out of it.

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