A bunch of useless crap
Published on June 1, 2004 By MasonM In Blogging
I am sitting here having my morning coffee and tying up a few last minute loose ends. The day has arrived. Everything is ready to go.

A little later this morning I will strap on my backpack and depart my house for the last time; never to return. At this point I reflect upon my mixed feelings about this adventure I am about to undertake. A great sense of anticipation of what is to come. A sense of loss for the things and people I leave behind.

A chapter in the book of my life is coming to a close as a new chapter is about to begin.There is a bittersweetness about it that lingers like fog on a chilly spring morning as I look back at the chain of events and thoughts which have lead me to this point. Looking backwards through time it is obvious that it could only have come to this point. The path is laid like the tracks of a glacier as it moves slowly through it's great retreat toward it's extinction just we all move slowly toward our own.

Do I have second thoughts? Absolutely not. I am weary of the captivity of civilization and crave the primitive life which sets the soul free.

What will the future hold? Who knows? Certainly not I. That's the real fun of living isn't it? A great mystery to be explored.

I am about to step onto a path which runs in a single direction. No turning back. Kinda like life itself. Oh yeah, it IS life itself.

Comments
on Jun 01, 2004
Mason ..stay safe and keep in touch with all us jealous Joe users.

May your feet tread lightly, your heart soar and your mind expand even more.

Jess
on Jun 01, 2004
"may the road rise to meet you, my the wind be always at your back,
may the sun shine warm upon your face, the rains fall soft upon your fields,
and, until we meet again, may god hold you in the palm of his hand"


(traditional irish verse)


good luck, mason. i hope life goes well for you. you'll be missed.

mig XXXX
on Jun 01, 2004
Mason, ah if only I could join you, one day though, we will meet paths becouse I too, will walk that same path(when kids are grown and gone).
Great luck, protection, joy, splender, awe and much more, on this journey will be following you as we will all wish for these things for you!
Shel
on Jun 01, 2004

. I am weary of the captivity of civilization and crave the primitive life which sets the soul free.


Never a truer word spoken..


I will miss you, Mason.  if you're ever in my neck of the woods (wherever that may be; keep checking here on JU and you'll see where we end up at) feel free to stop by.  You can pitch your tent in out backyard anytime.


Be safe, and know that you are in our thoughts.


Namaste, my friend.