There I was , all four legs knee deep in mud and unable to get out. I could see the rest of the herd leaving off in the distance and as hard as I tried I was losing site of them. If the heat didn't get me , the jackals would!
Gladly, I am not a zebra on the African Savannah, I have two legs, I'm human and surrounded by support.
January has been a dismal month for me. Plagued by injury then viral infection, I cant say good-bye to the month fast enough. There is no denying it has set me back, however, before I start feeling too sorry for myself, one only needs to take a moment and realize things can always be worse. There is nothing that can't be fixed, or changed for the better, so long as you give it time and your perseverance.
The great part about being on a team, being part of a group of human people who are little extra special, when you drop the ball, someone else is close by to pick it up for you. Although you might not feel the best about not being able to do your part, the reassuring and relieving part is knowing that all is not lost.
Thank you Sifu Dennis and what a terrific job by everyone at the Horizon Stage!
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