Date: May 1, 2002
Distance Traveled: 15 km
I helped keitha move out this morning, and gave her a big hug as she climbed into the cab. She was extremely supportive, as she should be; acting as my PR agent and all. She asked me this morning if I was ready to go. I replied that indeed, I was not ready, but I'm going anyway.
This has been a saving point for me in the past. I grade 9, an aquaintance once wrote in my yearbook " courage is knowing you are afraid, and continuing anyway". We didn't know each other very well, and I'm sure that she meant it only as a nice epitaph, but it stuck with me ever since. It has been and still is the best advice on could give. It made me a good skater because I didn't allow influences, competitors or crowds intimidate me. I was afraid, and for good reason. but I turned that fear into a fuel. I lit my terror like a propane torch and did what I needed to do, wanted to do and loved to do.
Just getting a little off topic, I'm having serious doubts about my gutar. I love her dearly and she has been my prized possession for a number of years, but today, she's been worse than a task master. She weighs the same as my pack (including hard case) and she's destroying my back. If anyone needs a hardshell gutar case I'm selling it for $60. I'll throw in the Fender for $400. You can find me walking the highway, a young man with an old walk.
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