Yesterday morning, I asked the blogging question Why Should I be Afraid? Last night, right before I planned to go to sleep, I’m afraid I downloaded some malware from out there here onto my laptop.
Should I be afraid of malware? I am, so I spent hours eradicating it here when I should have been asleep there on my pillow.
Malware was here, there, and everywhere. Today, I’m trying to feel safe enough here on this computer.
Likewise, evil is here, there, and everywhere. Today, I’m trying to feel safe enough here on this earth.
I hear myself say, here and now, that goodware and good people are also here, there, and everywhere. So I believe I am safe enough here, in this moment.
Music is here, there and everywhere.
Malware is to share but — as Paul tells us there — love is to share, also.
New photos where? They’re there on my iPhone, here on my laptop, and now everywhere, shared on the internet.
Change you can wear is where? As I’m writing this, it’s in my drawer. Soon, I’ll be wearing it there to work.
Here’s hoping for comments here, there, and everywhere.
My thanks to all the good people who helped me create this blog post and to all you good people are where?
Here.
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