What's In Store In 'HEAVEN'?

What's In Store In 'HEAVEN'?

Let me share this short anecdote I read from Quora under Jokes, Humor and Funny Stories as posted by Lynda Clarke:  There's this Catholic couple who met a fatal accident just before they were about to get married.  After which, they sat outside the Gates of Heaven and waited for St Peter who asked what do they need?  So they asked St Peter if they can get married in heaven?  St Peter was dumbfounded and retorted that he'll get back to them.  And while waiting for St Peter, the couple discussed the pros and cons.  WHAT IF things DON'T work out between them?  Will they get stuck in heaven forever?  After a long wait, St Peter came back and said, they can get married in heaven.  And of course they reacted, 'GREAT!'.  Then they asked St Peter, what if things DON'T work out for them in heaven.  Can they have a divorce?  Omgeeeee, St Peter was so red-faced and blurted:  'It took me three months to find a priest here.  Do you know how much time it will take me to find a lawyer here?!@#$%&

Here's the thing.  You can shop [TILL YOU DROP] what you want in life, from Harrods in the U.K. to Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills but that's all about shopping but in life?  My gosh.  Man's wants and desires are just insanely insatiable.  Nothing can permanently whet our appetite.  After we devour one, we go for the next round.

 The thing is, go, get your one-way ticket to heaven or whereever but we are all in this topsy-turvy world where we are all caught up in a vicious cycle.  So, are you thinking as to What's In Store In 'HEAVEN' for your?  Forget it because that's a non-sensical question.  Whether we go your way or my way, we are into this endless cycle of wanting more after devouring some.  Many still believe that something is in store In 'HEAVEN'?

Now, why DON'T we just settle down as one of these bunnies?  They know their needs, wants and desires but they have put a cap on what they can ask for.  Why can't we be like these bunnies.  Grounded.  Pragmatic. Realistic.  Especially for some who got so damn intoxicated with those 'small successes', it is time to grab that parachute and jump it out from that airborne aircraft.  Why?  You got to be grounded.  You got to realize what you are fairly entitled to and when are you stepping in those margins of greed and selfishness?  And before you know it, you've reach so far as to become avaricious and until then, you might still be thinking as to What's In Store In 'HEAVEN'?  C'mon dude, let's be grounded❗❗❗