”These thoughts seemed so resonant, so well constructed in my mind, but when I put them down on paper they sound naïve and half formed, simply childish. But I know what I want to say. A person has died – so, right away, everyone should just forget about that person. I once said that when I am on my deathbed I will tear up all my photographs, my papers, and I’ll ask my children not to talk about me. I’ll forbid them to wear mourning garments.”
-Ludmila Ulitskaya, Jacob’s Ladder
Why do people write, and how do they put it down on paper or just type it on their laptop and save it?
For hundreds of years, the first mass form of media has been writing.
It is an ancient or the oldest way of communicating, and still today we use it.
To write is something that’s a sacred thing to do.
Back when people wrote letters to each other, they thought and wrote as if they paint an Art or constructing a sculpture because it takes time.
The point is that when doing something worthwhile, it takes your effort and patience to make something remarkable.
Mark Tacastacas 
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