Interview with a Green: When I Die...

We believe that there is life after death.  We don't quit know exactly how it will all pan out, but we like to think that we will get the answers to questions that our mortal minds could not really comprehend.  This topic came up on our recent trip to Zion's as we were in awe at the amazingness of it all.  We thought it would be fun to share our top 3 questions we would ask when we die (in no particular order):

Dallin:

1.  The phrase "With out beginning or end."  Basically, to explain the concept of eternity.  Our human brains can't understand that so it must have to wait until we get to the other side.

2.  What did my pets think of me? I have always wondered what is going on in the minds of animals. Some more than others....Obie.  But, having pets for many years, it would be nice to know what they were thinking and what they thought of us/me.

3.  What was the pancreas for? Because we don't seem to know. 


Kelli:

1. The history of the earth's surface - again, inspired by Zion's, I would love to see how the Earth's surface, inhabitants of each area and so forth looked throughout time.  What Zion's, and basically the midwest, looked like covered in ocean.  What areas looked like before they turned into giant cities and how the inhabitants survived.  All these and more are mind boggling to think about, but would be amazing to see.

2. What is the purpose of wasps?  I get the whole animal food chain thing, but where does the wasp fit in with all of that?  To me, they are just ornery, mean flying bandits.

3.  How come the mortal male and female brains worked so differently?  I have an idea, but it would be nice to hear the REAL reasoning behind it.

Dallin got shy and didn't want to share the first question that came to mind when we first talked about this; "Who was really the first person to think of the sandwich?"  I thought it was legit.

Anyway,  what would you ask?