Quote by Desmond Tutu, London Sunday Tele

I wonder whether they have rum and Coke in Heaven? Maybe it's too mundane a pleasure, but I hope so -- as a sundowner. Except, of course, the sun never goes down there. Oh, man, this heaven is going to take some getting used to.

I wonder whether they have rum and Coke in Heaven? Maybe it'

Summary

This quote reflects the speaker's contemplation about the afterlife, specifically heaven. They wonder if simple earthly pleasures, like enjoying a rum and Coke as a sundowner, exist in heaven. The speaker acknowledges that this might be seen as too ordinary for such a divine place, but express a desire for it nonetheless. Furthermore, they highlight the idea that heaven never experiences darkness, indicating it will take some time to adjust to this eternal brightness. The quote captures a sense of curiosity and humor about what lies beyond life.

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By Desmond Tutu, London Sunday Tele

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