Life doesn’t always turn out the way you envisioned it. You make plans from the time you are a young child, growing up in the midst of what one hopes will be a loving family and your only wish is that you’ll find somebody with whom you can spend the rest of your life with.
You dream of somebody who will love you, for all of your eccentricities, your foolishness and your difficult and sundry ways. You hope such a person would see past your darkest moments and remember all of the times you were able to bring a smile to their face and the glow of hope into their heart.
I mean, we all pray that one day our knight will arrive on his white steed and whisk us away, off into the sunset for what is to become everlasting happiness.
But life isn’t a fairy tale…
The longer I live, the more I realize nothing really changes … unless you make it a priority, worth changing for yourself.
I’m the kind of person who [generally] likes to avoid conflict. I don’t always come across as such; I sometimes appear to be just the opposite — the “combative” personality who must win at all costs (and my own mother will attest I tend to burn my bridges all too often, as my tongue is somewhat 
Today’s entry is written to clear up a misunderstanding with regard to morality, sin and “judgment”. A comment was made on on my last entry, “
Namaste,