Don't fill empty lockers from the past, one's youth has its place, but so does the future. Yes it true the past greets the present and segues into our future. But who would commit such folly to hold on to such moments as if they were a shrine? If anything, produce something memorable that brings true honor. To do otherwise would be an offense to the life worth living in the "now". A truncated life has such a short history. Longevity is precious for such reasons one would be baffled to have to articulate. But if I must provide one, what would a wife be to her husband whose life never left the school yard. For life is a gift of paradise, don't "tear down paradise and build a parking lot" (J.M.) Thoughts on the beauty of the wisdom.