I’m not big on retrospection, but…

At this time last year I was getting underway from Kingman, AZ, after just a few hours of sleep. I had pulled out of Rowland Heights at about 5pm on New Years Eve, determined that I would be out of California before 2010 arrived there. (It was a psychological thing because I’d been planning and procrastinating for more than five years by then.) I made it to Kingman with minutes to spare. I left some great people behind me in California who sent me away with valuable insights, information and experiences (as well as golden memories).
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My only resolution for 2011 is to try to live each day a little more wisely. To ask for more for myself would be selfish and ungrateful.
Thank you!