These beginnings are quite easily observable. We are prejudiced toward beginnings. We love grand openings, premieres, new cars, new products. We have learned to anticipate the beginning of a movie, a concert, a TV program, basketball games, and tennis matches. Everything begins from something.
Weddings are the beginning of long-term, intimate relationships.
That first glance was the beginning of the first kiss, which was the beginning of the wedding. All these beginning moments anticipate the inevitable separation. Actually, beginnings and endings should be given equal reverence and appreciation in our lives. Make a move, any move, and there is a beginning of that move. Let's say you blow your nose, rub your eye, get up from a chair, or open the refrigerator door.