A test we’d all like to pass but hope to never have to take

Hawaii highway 11
Texted Keith this photo, asking him to guess where i am. Ironically, he was in Orlando.

 

Hawaiian airport
First time ever to Hawaii – May 2013

 

Drunk driver killed high school classmate Keith’s son three days ago.

Just found out last night it took hours to remove Sam from the car.

And his Dad’s ribs are crushed, punctured lung, internal bleeding and multiple other injuries.

Feeling tested here.

Anyone else feeling that?

Despise the driver or forgive the driver?

Curse the driver or pray for the driver?

Oh my gosh, the list of people to pray for seems endless.

Road closed for hours. Not a lot of roads on the Hawaiian Islands. What repercussions from that put other Families or other emergency situations in critical situations?

Was there a bartender who could’ve stopped serving sooner?

Was the intoxicated driver angry at someone or something and got drunk because of it?

What happens when Keith becomes conscious for the first time and realizes Sam is gone?

Pray for the quick responders at every stage of Keith’s rescue?

Pray for the world to have zero tolerance for drinking and driving? Zero.

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Did you behave in Las Vegas?

Clever Las Vegas t-shirt
Vegas is also known as sin city – what happens there, stays there (right?)

 

Las Vegas is also know as sin city.

Haven’t been here in 30+ years.

Could being sober and walking through a Vegas Casino be better than a Las Vegas production?

Not many people will ever known.

And the answer is, yes!

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What we see and think is flawed because of this

Residential dirt road in Windermere Florida
Things are not always as they appear

 

We often find it easy to justify our excuses or conditions because we compare and contrast our situation against other situations.

Other situations are never as they appear to be.

Too much unknown detail is hidden from us and therefore our deductions are inaccurate.

Yet we live as if they are spot on.

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