4 years since I last penned anything new and still I have no idea. Â Okay maybe I have some ideas but in the end everyone’s lives end up about being about luck.
Now being a believer I’ve seen people just about going hysterical even if you just say ‘touch wood’, no, it’s just a saying. Â Honestly though, think about when, where and circumstances you are born into. Â We do not choose where we are born, our parents or whether we are born into families of means and influence or you are born into poverty. Â What would one call that? Â LUCK no?
Sometimes people do just have rotten luck. Â Life doesn’t get planned with what is definitely going to happen tomorrow, it’s all about … what would you call it? ….. Luck, right?
I did not choose my parents, wonderful as they are. Â I did not choose where I was born, but yeah I chose to come back to this one horse town, and the horse is avoiding the potholes too. Â That is CHOICE. Â I did not choose to have a red head dragon as a teacher who ruined countless children’s confidence irreparably. Â I did not choose the abuse. Â It did lead me to choose not to study because it was a norm that no matter how hard you studied, you still get beaten by the dragon. Â So getting through with no studies and C’s it was all pretty good.
I did not choose to fall in love with a wonderful man who loved me with all he had. Â I chose to marry him but did not choose to have him die. Â We may have had little but it was the happiest I ever was and considered myself LUCKY.
I did not choose to raise kids on my own. Â I chose what work I wanted and where it would be which gave me less time to be a parent.
I chose to move to improve my study and job opportunities. Â I did not choose that I’d sometimes work for the greatest people or sometimes the worst cretins imaginable.
I did not choose to have MS invade my life and eventually have it take away everything I worked so hard for. Â I did however choose to finally be medically boarded but not that being medically boarded would make me seem useless to the eyes of banks and financial institutions. Â I also did not choose to that ‘these’ would make me concerned of losing my independence. Â I can however choose to fight. Â Whether I’ll have any LUCK in a country where nobody gives a continental waffle about the work they do or the lives they ruin in process, I just don’t know.
So, at the end of the day I believe that LUCK and CHOICE go hand in hand. Â You may not CHOOSEÂ and be UNLUCKY or you may CHOOSE and be LUCKY or the other way around. Â Time to stock up on some horse shoes, four leaf clovers and hide all the mirrors. Â I sure need some LUCK on my side for a change.