Enough Said

When I was in Ottawa over the Summer Break, I couldn’t stop talking as I was seeing my friend KPF after 8 years. Somewhere in all my rambling, I mentioned how ASid thinks that the first day of my life would be the day Hans is off to school. I shared with KPF that that is ridiculous! So, I chose the day I left Ottawa, Tuesday, August 12^th, as the first day of the rest of my life.

That was the day I decided I will take chances even when I have the proverbial ‘no chance in hell’!

Today, I watched a movie whose title is the title of this post. It was a movie about real people … people who are divorced, people who are flawed, people who are looking for second chances … people who need to let their children go and live their lives. I am so glad I watched the movie. It inspired me in a positive way. The 2 lead actors were in their 50s when the movie was made, and one of them died shortly after making it.

That knowledge was a little heartbreaking, but as Hans remarked once … actors will live forever in the works they leave behind!

Lately, I have this intense urge to reach out to people who make magic happen. It does feel like a snowball’s chance in hell. No one even reads this blog. I do not even have a single follower. And yet, I truly believe I have a story worth sharing. There is so much I haven’t written yet!

This is the 499^th post. When I went to look for when Hans made his remark, I realized that it was in the 99^th post which was nearly 10 years ago. And I am still writing. That’s something, right? ... Enough said!