Walking Barefoot in Snow

I believe in Karma.  What you put in to this life will come back to you, eventually.  The choices you make, the paths you choose, the people you love or hurt - it will always circle around.  We don't see it when we are in it.  Or, we see it and don't care. We don't always think about how actions that feel wonderful in that moment will stay with us a lifetime, and may be a lot less than wonderful.  May in fact change your life from good to a living hell.  Or maybe your life IS a living hell and you don't see it until it smacks you in the face so hard you can't ignore it any more.  And maybe that painful smack is the best thing that could have ever happened to you.  Karma is not a punishment.  Karma is what you are coming right back at you. No one is perfect.  Everyone has done something they wish they hadn't, or hurt someone they wish they hadn't.  Everyone has regret of some kind, large or small. Karma is there to re-direct yo...

"When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time" Maya Angelou Back to that thought in a moment.  First, i want to write about my experience as a person in a wheelchair at a casino.  My foot is broken.  Don't know how or when it happened (thats the fun part) but it took me about 3 weeks to finally go to the doctor with my swollen mystery foot to find out.  Of course now i'm not supposed to walk on it, just in time to go to a concert at the casino. I could easily have cancelled but i've never seen a Backstreet Boys concert and I was curious.  My girlfriend invited me to go along with her, her 14 year old daughter and her friend. Can't forget Fergie.  I didn't understand a word she was saying but it looked fun.  Love is blind  It was a night out with my friend more than going to a concert, at least for me.  So we checked our coats and I got myself a wheelchair that she pushed me around in all night. At first, i ...