What is the Greatest lesson or lessons that you have learned at a later stage in Life, that you wish you knew sooner?

That Freedom is Not Free.
You have to Always Fight for It.

And the Cost of Freedom is Extremely High.
It can be seen at any Veteran`s Hospital.

Trusting others is not always a good thing

"Find the Cost of Freedom, Buried in the Ground.
Mother Earth Will Swallow You
Lay Your Body Down."

Crosby, Stills, and Nash, 1971

Now THIS seems like a worthwhile post for a change.

Learn your value and don't allow others to crush your spirit.

Two things, that are related in a way:

- self-confidence and healthy self-esteem
- knowing what truly makes me happy: being on stage to teach/guide/present
Had I known that when younger my career would've looked entirely different!

- to listen not only with my ears but with my heart, and
- to let go

The lifeline pattern on my left hand is
a perfect horseshoe.

The pattern on my right hand is a perfect
peace sign.

I canna think of anything I would redo, as most
decisions made after the age of 18 were mine.

What have I learned?
Life is over in a blink.

If you have something to say or do,
do it now.

That I should have told my parents I loved them when I had the chance,

1. Never expect people to be nice to you, just because you were nice to them.

2. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst, expect nothing.


These two go hand in hand ...

Never to rush in to marriage, a long lasting courtship leads to a long lasting marriage in my opinion.

Take the dishes out of the sink
BEFORE I pee.

That life is a soup and I’m a fork.

Today is another day . Try again