On Recalibration, Shifting Gears Fluidly and Moving Forward With Determination

On Recalibration, Shifting Gears Fluidly and Moving Forward With Determination

Greetings!………

…….and here is to new beginnings everyone!   First of all, I must apologize for hiding in the garage most of the time for pretty much 39 months now and being so silent.  A lot was going on these last few years and I guess you could say that my lady  was in the process of recalibrating, learning how, for actually the first time, to shift into the correct gear and let the engine of the universe do most of the work.  Suffice it to say that she has been fighting the transmission most of our lives; this has not been easy for me to witness.  She seems like she has finally fell into a gear in which she is comfortable, at least for the present time.  I know the calm may not last long because I know for sure that she is now in her “thinking and planning” phase.  Once she is done “thinking and planning” I can rest assured that her foot will be in my carburetor again!

I am hopeful though that  her thinking and planning phase will give me the opportunity to fill you in much more on what we both have learned over the past three years and three months and what I think is coming up over the next three to six years in our lives.  I really do feel that documenting some of the experiences that have touched our lives might actually help pave a road for some of you to navigate through life’s hair pin curves a little easier than we had because frankly, I wound up spinning my back wheels in a couple of roadside ditches over the past few years.  But we made it out eventually, even if we needed some human assistance in getting out now and then.

So fasten your seat belts and as those of you who love roller coasters like the Texas Giant at Six Flags as much as my lady does know, you should “keep your arms and legs inside the car at all times and do not stand up………..”

Many happy RPMs,

The Car