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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Well it seems there's plenty to be said about nothing.  One of my favorites as well Donna. Didn't Barry White sing "Nothing from nothing leaves nothing". Yeah, Pooh, one of my favorite characters. What a unique voice Sterling Holloway had. I remember him on "The Life of Riley, Andy Griffith, Superman (the professor), and Pooh. Anyway, the concept nothing is impossible to imagine being surrounded by all our somethings. Even when I start a new composition there's the blank manuscript. Even if it weren't for the manuscript it would exist as an idea in my brain. Maybe before the idea comes to me there exists a moment of nothing. But then a moment is a measurement of time which is something as Scott stated. As I see it "nothing" can't exist now, past, or present. Which brings another concept my brother got me contemplating about. "Now" is the only time period of existence. "Each moment is only until the next proceeds and obliterates that moment" -Robert Schick III. John 
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