Life Adrift in Space

The story invites, moving through space like a tumbling seed from a dandelion falling through a summer breeze. We find our selves watching and wondering what might happen or what might not happen. Will we find another warm and nourishing space which can bring us happiness or will we freeze and crumble. Things are never certain. Having an entire world set in a contained unit floating in space is interesting when the added element of size and perspective are needed. Layers of time and environment tucked into neat little packages. Life as we know it taking up the space of a spec of dust. Not the cruel dust with which we encountered but a tiny, unimportant hardly recognizable twinkle. Can we grasp the size of it or does every element redirect our ideas and our knowledge of that which surrounds us. The ship keeps moving on and we are now faced with an outer battle as apposed to the inner battle that kept us occupied for so long. We are now dust in eye of time.