The Future Is Always Unknown

Thats Right....No crystal ball Can predict the future
at least in my experience.
From my 1st day on my own flying to Alaska and
the inevitable mishaps thru early adulthood til 
now...I could not predict any outcome.

Its like playing the Lottery...The odds are truly 
stacked against you.

Ive hiked the likes of trails and mountains,
hunted a fair bit,fished my butt off,worked long
hours,snow machined to my delights,riverboated
and four wheeled all in my younger days.

Ive taken on odd jobs,shoveled snow,cleared snow 
from roofs and that was extra cash..ive worked a
couple canneries and a couple cold storages.
Gotten blind drunk,had fist fights,and yeah ive lost
a few...Had a few girlfriends,made and lost friends
Had a woodshop,made candles,done computer jobs
built plenty of computers...Ive built a couple tree
houses and had camps deep in the forest and yes
learned about BEARS real fast and plenty of 
encounters....Im the bear whisperer....etc..

Ive had quite the life and many adventures and yeah
I learned how to build my own websites.

I never could have predicted any of this and my mother
sure is proud of me and my accomplishments.
She told me she never would have thought that she
would have children in their 40s 50s or entering
their 60s like i will be next year.

As time wears on Ive known that my mom wont live
forever and at some point i will experience that
loss...everyone loses their parents at some point.
I am expecting some fudge for my 59th birthday.
Moms are great aren't they?

My mother has this secret recipe for Peanut
butter fudge...I am sure she will give me her
recipe one day but Ive got a fudge recipe I will
make for her and its so easy.
Dark Chocolate Raspberry Truffle Fudge.
Its a 2 layer fudge and easy to make...Mom will
be 81 in January....

Finally...Ive got another 30 good years left and 
if I play it right I could potentially hit 100....
Well maybe...who knows...

Peace,BigT