SPELL CHECK AND PHOTOS TO BE DONE;
There are
several words which come to mind when you mention this 70 something mile
passage. All of which are not really that suited to a family blog like this
one.
What makes
me say that? Perhaps it was the getting up at 6am to shred across twenty miles
and then spend 2 hours doing a detour that ended up sending us back where we
started. Perhaps it was running aground 4 times in 6 hours. Perhaps it had
something to do with dropping the hook and waiting for the incoming tide (which
took hours!) so there was 5mm under the keel which allowed us to scrape through
shallow parts. Perhaps it was the anchor dragging when we wanted to have a
rest. I could go on. But I will not.
…. I think
it is probably best if I continue to think those nasty thoughts but mention
them. Dare I say, the feeling is mutual amongst all on board.
Perhaps, instead I can share some quotes with you from book’s I was read along the way. You might want to relate these quotes to our predicament, or you may be able to relate these quotes to your own situation. What ever the case; “”Your own resolution to succeed is more important than any one thing – Abraham Lincoln.
Never,
never, never give up – Sir Winston Churchill. What would Mr Churchill say if we
packed up and went home after the first day sail because it was “to hard”.
Decide what
you want in life, write it down and decide you will do what ever it takes to
achieve it. – Brian Tracy – As my Dad has told me; make a plan and stick to it,
otherwise you are a passenger of life.
It’s not
the mountain we concur, but ourselves – Sir Edmund Hilary – Refer to the quote
by; Norman Vincent Peale
Patience
and diligence, like faith, move mountains – William Penn – Good thing’s are
worth waiting for. And it’s not the destination that is important. It’s the
trip.
Do
something every day that scares you - unknown
And here is
one from me;
We have
fear and we have reality. As human’s we are all often more worried than hurt
and we all suffer more from imagination than pain. If you encounter a problem,
deal with it at the time, don’t fret about something that doesn’t exist. – Keep this
one in mind next time you do something challenging - It is a keeper.
Dan
No comments:
Post a Comment