January 22, 2013 07:43:48 PM
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Stargazing is a passion of mine, so questions of the universe are not unfamiliar to me. As a kid I always answered "no" because I looked up into the night sky and saw the stars - back then it was as simple as that. I still don't think we're alone.
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Matthew
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Comments [3]
Matthew - Very creative answer to a complicated question. Nice job!
I agree with TrombaGirl. The charm of this is its simplicity and optimism. We may take succor from knowing we are probably not alone in the universe. It may be a small consolation for some. Given the vast distances involved, we may as well be.
I love this. So simple, and well put. Beautiful and charming work!
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