Honest and deep self search! A stage like that in life is not simple or easy. It is a struggle. Some of us go through the struggle and then brush it off and wast it. Others embrace it and make a pedestal of it that they stand on it to see more clear vision for tomorrow. I believe that is you.
To ruminate is to regurgitate (one's food) and chew it again. Therefore, although food (literally) or an idea (figuratively) can be ruminated UPON, it cannot ruminate, not possessing stomach, mouth, and teeth for literal rumination (in the case of the food), or a brain for figurative rumination (of an idea).
RE: the motorcycle
My husband bought a motorcycle. I did not consider divorce. I did, however, inform him that if he EVER rode it without wearing a helmet, I would IMMEDIATELY sell the motorcycle, and go shopping with the money.
My unfinished forays into fiction pale in comparison to yours, Dru, but I’ve been there too. Short stories a few times, and a sci-fi (read “Star Trek fan fiction”) attempt that never saw the light of day. These were manifestations of my younger self, though. You’ve got me sufficiently freaked about what’s to come. 😆
Honest and deep self search! A stage like that in life is not simple or easy. It is a struggle. Some of us go through the struggle and then brush it off and wast it. Others embrace it and make a pedestal of it that they stand on it to see more clear vision for tomorrow. I believe that is you.
Thanks for sharing
David--An editorial housekeeping note...
To ruminate is to regurgitate (one's food) and chew it again. Therefore, although food (literally) or an idea (figuratively) can be ruminated UPON, it cannot ruminate, not possessing stomach, mouth, and teeth for literal rumination (in the case of the food), or a brain for figurative rumination (of an idea).
RE: the motorcycle
My husband bought a motorcycle. I did not consider divorce. I did, however, inform him that if he EVER rode it without wearing a helmet, I would IMMEDIATELY sell the motorcycle, and go shopping with the money.
My unfinished forays into fiction pale in comparison to yours, Dru, but I’ve been there too. Short stories a few times, and a sci-fi (read “Star Trek fan fiction”) attempt that never saw the light of day. These were manifestations of my younger self, though. You’ve got me sufficiently freaked about what’s to come. 😆