Young girl meets young boy, and they like each other. They become friends and in time, find they have a lot in common. This draws them closer. They start seeing each other and spending quality time together.

I find that most problems we have as individuals; what to do, what not to do, how to go and not to go, where our priorities ought to be, the things that are important to us and those that aren't as important, the order of their importance to us as unique individuals,…

Ever built a Lego house? Do you recall how you approached that project no matter how miniature, with just a stack of bricks, either in a stash, a heap, or scattered all about maybe by a frustrated other sibling, or else.

What a wide, gaping world! The closer we pry, the more we find that whatever it is we want to do, is usually tied to smaller demographics, clusters, communities, units, you name it.