Terry Pratchett passed away today. I am saddened by this. I know we all follow Death through the gate eventually, but I would have liked it if he'd gone a bit longer on this side before crossing over to the next.
Monstrously unfair that it was the very mind that created the charming, engaging, intelligent, and often tart Discworld, that same mind, that turned on him and brought him too swiftly to his end.
He made me laugh. That is one of the best accolades I can give, for all it's not worth much out there in the real world. He made me laugh.
May his journey to the next place be swift and easy. may he leave behind all memory of pain, sorrow, or loss but carry with him the happiness, pleasure, and love that he knew in this life. May he be met with joy and fellowship by those who went before him, and if he returns again to this life, joins the circle once more, may those who loved him know him again.
Read Neil Gaiman's take on Terry Pratchett here.
Some quotes from Terry Pratchett here.
Terry Pratchett's take on what would lead him to the end of his days here.
There are some folks who, simply by being who they are and doing what they do, add a little lightness to the world. From my perspective, Terry Pratchett was one such. There will always be a place in my library for his work.
Quote of the day...er...week...umm...hey, look, a quote!!
"...besides love, independence of thought is the greatest gift an adult can give a child." - Bryce Courtenay, The Power of One
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
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