The two major post-this-life destinations humans have believed in for centuries, they are, indeed, very real, but they are also very unlike what we humans have traditionally thought.
Hell is full of people from all nations, races, and religions, though most are probably former USA residents, Disagreements for everyone among them occur all the time, regardless of the weather, which changes repeatedly so as to make their environment always uncomfortable When it's cold, the thermometer drops to well below zero; when it's hot, the thermometer rises to well above 110 degrees.
In Hell, no one is ever satisfied; all are always angry, mostly with one another. And they are without hope; nothing will ever get better for them, and they know it.
In Heaven, everybody's happy all the time, except the few who have only been given temporary residence. In fact, amid these weather extremes, there's always the danger for the temp that he or she may backslide and be sent to Hell.
In Heaven, there are all nationalities, races. and religions just like in Hell; but in Heaven they all get along and are forever laughing with one another by sharing jokes and humorous stories about their lives on earth.
The residents of Heaven are allowed to have some contact with living persons they wish to join them for eternity. But such contact can only be through an earthly messenger, someone they have chosen to be the heaven-send guy. However, the problem with this is that the living folks have no idea as to why advice for getting to heaven is given to them; in fact, they tend to think that such advice is ill-timed and personally not applicable.
So, dear readers, listen up. You have a decision to make. Do you want heaven or do you want hell for your after-this-life? It's your choice.
#1 Danger in Over-Sleeping A.B. was from my hometown and we attended UT Austin for three of the same years. It was during final exams fort the fall semester, 1958-1959 that I ran into her outside a cl
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