Jake just nodded his head in agreement, for he knew Marty was right. It was time to face the music; he wasn’t going to solve his problems by being on the lam for the rest of his days.
Chapter 11 / Page 70- One Light Coming: A Biker's Story (Book 3 in a series).
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This time of year always brings out the philosophical nature in all of us. We wax nostalgically about just about everything.
Holidays bring families together, traveling sometimes great distances, sometimes just a few miles, to share meals, exchange gifts to show appreciation, and to just spend time together.
It is also a time to review the last 12 months and take into account all of one's actions and measure them up against what was intended. Did you succeed? Did you get close to what you wanted?
Oh, don't worry...there's always next year...the one that is about to start in six days.
On the last day of the year, that ritual of making a list of resolutions of what you intend to do, what you intend to accomplish begins again.
The pressure we put on ourselves is crazy!
No one likes to fail to measure up to thier own list of expectations, much less the expectations that others, much less, society puts on us.
What's a person suppose to do?
Screw it all. Who needs that pressure. I certainly don't.
If you make daily decisions with a modecome of thought and reason, if you take the stairs instead of the elevator, if you cut back just a little and don't eat 3 deserts, if you skip that 4th drink when you're out with your buds at the local biker bar...you can be happier with yourself.
So, don't toast the new year thinking that it will be better just because the calendar company taught you to turn the page.
Turn your own page. Be your own person.
Start your own begining and you'll control your own ending.
Ride Hard, Ride Safe and Ride Often.
