why good things change

Why good things change?   Huh?   That's my hearing.  I was tested about 10 years ago, and I have a mid-high frequency scoop (deafness) in my right ear.  So when I am mixing music, I generally lean in with my left ear.   A lot of stuff I've heard professionally mixed lately sounds like the mixer is deaf.  Or is using headphones.  In this special way.   The headphones cover the ears while the sound comes out of speakers in a room on the other side of the studio or house.

Everything changes.  Even God.  Immutable?  No.  Omniscient.  Omnipresent (what's that other word for that?  Ubiquitous).  Omnipotent.   God does not die.  The rest of us do.   There's a fair amount of stuff in the Bible about us humans being fashioned in His image.  Or His Image?   No way.  God is not a man.  God does not have a prostate.  Some men don't either, but that certainly does not make them God.  My father used to say "Dead men have no tails."  He did.  Say that.

Ubit off more than you kin chew.
Why bad things happen to good people:  They don't.  There are no good people.  Since all people are good.  Do you follow?  Another example.  A violin with its strings off is not out of tune.

Hear that?

I'm on my way to a memorial service.  It is a social affair.  God will be in evidence.  I hope he was around when my old dog Bear, aka Buster, passed, aka died or was killed by a car.  Or committed suicide.  
Bear was deaf and mostly blind I think.

Blessed.  Not a mixer, Bear.