Not to get too gushy, but as I grow older I often find myself feeling more like a child again--in that the world is not a controlled place, and none of us know

Not to get too gushy, but as I grow older I often find myself feeling more like a child again--in that the world is not a controlled place, and none of us know why we're here, and we are all kind of trying our best to make a nice time of it. There's really no instruction manual for dealing with all the curveballs and caveats. Mr. Rogers always gets me emotional, because his messaging strikes me as addressing that exact issue. It's scary being a new human, but in another light, it can also be wonderful. He acknowledges the former, but highlights the latter. I know this was kind of a stuffy statement, but darnnit if I don't appreciate the hard work that man did :-)