Robert Russell Marquardt

Life on the Edge Robert Russell Marquardt

Who can explain the human condition? And who can explain why some seem to live 'on the edge' while others are content with a more complacent life? All of nature is in constant conflict and as humans we are to one degree or another driven by our volatile egos as we respond to the pressures of situations that surround us. There is no end to our complexity as thinking creatures as our subconscious encounters our logic and we are left with our fragile rationale to sort out life's issues. Some don't even think things through, seemingly relishing acting impulsively. Often reasoning and inner feelings seem to lead in opposite directions. The stories and expressions in this book are examples of the human persona of self and some unusual characters we all seem to notice and talk about . . . and maybe envy.