This flow of words, which doesn’t fit into a normal kind of logic, is really full of humanity. I had tears streaming down my face.
I’ve been listening obsessively to Schubert’s “Impromptus” lately, so it was perfect that the cartoonist used Opus 142, the great impromptu in B flat with theme and variations. The following video is sometimes dippy, sometimes touching, but Simone Dinnerstein’s recording of the impromptu in G flat is heartfelt and lovely.
Billy and Dad's Music Emporium 
Sendak & Schubert — what a perfect pair. Thanks for sharing such truly lovely pieces. And so truly true as well: Live Your Life, Live Your Life, Live Your Life. Words to remember.
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I like it when he says it’s harder for us non-believers. This resonates with me. Particularly as I sit here in my office and stare out at my trees.