The end does not have to be the Big THE End.
Things end all the time.
The last word. The last day at work. The final good-bye. A project finished and submitted.
Every act looks different once it becomes the final one, so it's worth always trying to put your best foot forward.
Just in case it becomes immortalized in some way.
For example I know a young man who hasn't seen his family members in years. They were brought together by a wedding and the day after the wedding he went to breakfast with his closest cousins.
Throwing on his kookiest shirt he joined them all for coffee, eggs, and banal conversations. A morning of no great importance or so he thought.
Until last night when he visited his aunt and there on the wall on a large canvas, backed in black was the photo of him and all his family. Everyone wearing something relatively plain and not worth commenting on. And there he was in that kooky shirt, sticking out like a sore thumb for all eternity.
Not the end of the world, but a way he will be remembered for long after he ceases to live on this earth.
Not a problem. Just not what he would have chosen had he given it any thought.
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