2019 I see you....
Every year, as the New Year approaches, I, along with most other people, reflect on the past year. What was good? What wasn't so good? What could I have changed, and what did I have no control over? All good questions. I think it's normal to have regrets, too, and as long as you go about it with a positive attitude, I think it's ok. So, in my reflections, I've been thinking about the "biggies" from 2018. I hit my goal weight, I ran a 10 mile race, I attended the Daytona 500 for the first time, and I made a decision about retirement. (Not retiring for another 5 years, but the plan is now in place.) These were all huge for me. And good....very good. The not so good, we don't need to discuss in detail. But one of the biggies is to see my Son struggle with certain aspects of his life. There is a light at the end of the tunnel, however, and we are praying it's not an oncoming train as has been the issue in the past. This has been a long, h