HAPPY 2013?
Well we have made it past
the Mayan Calendar and now we are hanging on to a fiscal cliff. It might look pretty from this point of view
but all I have to say is how the heck are we going to get down. Sometimes I think we don’t look past our
noses and see the real picture but I am going to leave politics behind because
as 2012 ends and 2013 begins I realize that what is most important are those
around me and what goes on within my own home.
No matter what
government throws at us it is those we surround ourselves with and our own
character that gets us through hard times. I hope surrounding
yourself with good things and friends is a goal for you as it has been for
me. My mother always told me, “Surround
yourself with people who are smarter and better then you, because one you
learn from them and two it makes you look good.”
Mama was right and I
have had the privaledge to surround myself with wonderful people and no
government will take that away from me.
So in the words of Bette Davis in one of her great film roles she said, “Fasten your seat belts. It's going to be a bumpy night.” I
think 2013 is going to be real bumpy year, but hey we’re all here and in it together.
I do hope our
government realizes they work for us and we don’t work for them and do us right
but if not I’m still going to hit that bucket list and check off my New Years
resolution list which consist of learning to ride a horse english style and
play a violin.
So go out there…and
check off the your resolutions and remember whats truly important and pray we aren't sheep going to the government slaughter and we all
grow wings as we jump off this fiscal cliff.
Happy 2013 and good luck!
And a Happy New Year to you too Jackie. Notice I've omitted the question mark. Despite the total nuttiness in our nation's capital these day, nobody's pushing me off any cliff. Looks like that 3rd sheep in line is looking for another way down too. Hope he makes it and hooks up with me. We'll soothe one another's bruises. As for your 2013 goals of conquering the english saddle and learning to play the violin, good for you. One is much easier than the other. I'll be interested to learn if you find that to be true. I hope not. Both involve rhythm and I've no doubt at all that..."You've got rhythm...who could ask for anything more". Well, perhaps a lot more, but what fun you'll have along the way with these two great endeavors
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