How bravely Emma Eggings spoke out about her husband, but why does the media have to put her through such torture. She is justly proud of her husband who lived a life that was bound to be fraught with danger. I'm sure it was the life he chose and wanted and he was the sort of man who could not cope with being tied to an office 9 - 5. He lived and died doing what he loved. That is not a bad epitaph to have. Over the last two years I have been saying, "Staying alive is not the most important thing." I believe knowing God is the most important thing. When you know God, death is a bonus because it takes you to Him.
I watched The Detectorists tonight. I have not watched it before. It is about a group of people who use detecting equipment to discover old coins and other things of archeological interest. This was the last in the series and had a bitter sweet feel to it. One of the main characters asked,"Why do we do it?" and the other replied,"This is the nearest you will ever get to time travel." You have to be an optimist to do metal detecting. There is always the attraction of making a big find or an important discovery. Among all the tin cans and coat hangers found there is the hope of a Saxon hoard, or Roman gold. Optimism keeps them going.
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