Trying Too Hard to Do Something For Everyone?

It’s been a while since I wrote anything to blog about. My brother called me today and asked if I was still writing. Since he’s the third or fourth person who’s asked me that I think it’s time to start writing and drawing again.

I’ve been busy looking for a new place. The one I’m at is kind of far out. Since I don’t drive anymore because of my vertigo I’m stuck on the bus. The last one that runs on the weekend stops at 7:00 p.m.

It takes about an hour to walk from the park and ride to the house. That’s not so bad. The area around Seattle is nice, but I really don’t want to walk through an area where nobody knows me. It’ not a farm town.

This picture came up when I was checking out pinetrest. It got me thinking about a conversation I had with a family member about someone trying to hold the family together when the rest of us have our own lives.

I won’t go into details, but when it’s time for people to move on and a person or a few people at the job or in someone’s personal life want to keep a group together I think there’s a lot of wasted energy. You can’t keep coming up with answers to questions nobody asked, like HawkEye in the picture.

People will laugh and it might work for a little while but sooner or later it’s not funny anymore. Times change and people move on anyways. They have their own plans and their own lives.

Well I guess it’s time for me to get off my soap box

Written by Mark Blevins

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I was a Construction Worker and Commercial Fisherman. An injury on a fishing boat in Alaska forced me into early retirement. Now I’m a Writer and Blogger. Having to start over forced me to realize people are more than their job title.

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