There are a few things that I would do differently
if proposed with a "second chance". If it were really possible,
and the oppportunity presented itself- how could I say no.
How could I say no to righting the one wrong thing in my
life that will always be there inside me, tearing my apart
at times, and makes me questions my value.
How could I once again make that bad decision?
However, would that second chance me going back
in time and doing it all over again. Then I really would
have to say "NO". Because all that has been created would
most likely cease to exist.
We all get second chances at times. I have a second chance to
finally finish my degree. And it is a second chance I am taking
seriously. It is something that I will work on with all my might.
I've had second, maybe third, or fourth chances at happiness.
Thank goodness. I fortunately didn't need that second chance
at getting my driver's liscence when I was 16, as I passed the first time.
But it sure is nice to know that that 2nd chance card is there waiting,
just in case.
I know that I will not get a second chance at raising my kids. I know
that there are friendships and relationships that are long gone.
I think with age and maturity, one comes to realize that although having
second chances is a nice safety net for some occasions, life is just really
too short to rely on them.
2 comments:
You're right, life is too short to rely on those second chances!
I found you via Sunday Scribblings..and yes, I agree..life is too short.
I LOVE the photo you included. Did you take it? We live at the beach and dolphins and whales intrique me beyond belief.
Beautiful blog.
peace.
~jolene
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