If you could predict the future, would you □ quit? Obuy into NASA? □ build an ark? □learn Chinese? Life's journey begins with a struggle to reach but one, lone precipice. The climb is long and hard and eventful. But the journey is nothing until the goal is in sight. In his continual ascent, man slips and falls and looks back for help to yesterday; sometimes realizing too late that today's footing was the best. That is when the question arises of tomorrow. Suddenly today is wonderful... and tomorrow? Tomorrow will mean giving up the glory of the present. But he who has the insight to realize his potential, the daring to gamble, the wisdom to decide and the courage to move will take the last step to the precipice and be rewarded with the sight. From this vantage point, he can look out upon the majestic valley of life, and see that this was the steepest climb. He shall have the right to shout, I exist. I am. As memories lie forever behind him, so the future looms ahead, confronting him at every turn in the journey of life. The future is an unattainable end, always one step ahead. Maddening in its vagueness, the only sure thing being that tomorrow will forever beckon. The time has come to reach out toward that intangible future. But this effort will mean giving up the strong hold we have built on the past; the last ties to the pleasures of youth. We have had fun times with friends, the protective counsel of those who care, failures and successes at personal endeavors; all bound together by a continual striving for, as yet, an undetermined goal. So come, future, envelope us with your anonymity, wrap your mysterious arms around us, slap us in the face with your unpredictability. Come, future, we are ready... for we are young.
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