The email was in support of the Arizona Immigration law and began with the statement "I'm a legal American citizen and I must show my ID when...", followed by a list of times and places when legal citizens must show their IDs to argue that the immigration law is not prejudicial. I'm going to ignore the fact that most of them are irrelevant comparisons to being legally bound to carry papers at all time to avoid jail. (In the examples listed, the ID is being shown not to stay out of jail, but to receive benefits or privileges, like insurance or a driver's license.) Instead, I'd like to focus on the law itself.

Remain true to yourself, but move ever upward toward greater consciousness and greater love! At the summit you will find yourselves united with all those who, from every direction, have made the same ascent. For everything that rises must converge. ~ Pierre Teilhard De Chardin

So I've been thinking a lot since Sunday, as has every LOST fan on earth I would imagine. So much to digest after the finale! Since writing is the way I process the best, I'm writing down my thoughts about LOST, including questions, answers, and reflections. Am I disappointed? Yes. Am I satisfied? Yes. Somehow, with all that I expected it to be that it wasn't, and all that I couldn't imagine that it would be that it was, I am both satisfied and disappointed with the finale. There were so many questions that I knew couldn't be answered in two and a half hours, and yet the final perspective was so fulfilling that I am able to get past the unanswered questions.