Every Time I Slip Into

Humans Have Always Wondered The Big Questions, "who Am I? Where Have I Come From? Where Am I Going?" It's Part Of Human Nature. It's Perhaps The Underpinnings Of Religion.

Life In The Ocean Makes Earth Hospitable. We Are Sailing Along In The Universe And We Have A Blue Engine That Is Making Everything Alright.

We Want To Think Of Ourselves As Truly Special Creatures That Are Unique In The Universe And, Well, We Are. And We Have That Capacity To Wonder, To Question, And To See Ourselves In The Context Of All Of Life That Has Preceded The Present Time, And All That Will Go Off Far Into The Future, One Way Or Another.

There's Plenty Of Water In The Universe Without Life, But Nowhere Is There Life Without Water.

When I First Ventured Into The Gulf Of Mexico In The 1950s, The Sea Appeared To Be A Blue Infinity Too Large, Too Wild To Be Harmed By Anything That People Could Do.