Unbelievable.  This is what I think of all this. Everything that happens. I heard a song today that said "if you wake up your winning"... sometimes it's the small victories that count.

Take the loss, focus on gains.  Life is good

2 months,,

is that really how long since i decided to return to this? man i suck. I actually have a habit of writing a big long thing down, then i read it and just end up erasing it and signing out. it kind of defeats the purpose of even doing this, but in a way it is the purpose. It gets me thinking about how to organize my thoughts, and how to get stuff out. i will keep continuing and make a better effort at posting dumb stuff, pics and opinions.. maybe a revelation of two. just a rambling. I used to enjoy this, i kinda had an idea that i had an audience and thought that if i could entertain in any way then that could be fun. i like the challenge. although i fail miserably at it. heres somethings i want to talk about, in later posts... summer, not summer, darkness, light,  my motorcycle, music. love, loss, gain, honesty, truth, lies, hurt, pain, chaff. broken bodies, arthritis, and to post some pics,

Back at it...

Yep.. At least for now. Time to wax poetic and nostalgic ab the vagueness of life and the mumbling a of a flipped over brain. Nothing to see here, carry on...

challangers

cant decide which i like better,  whether it be poor boy caps and color matched steelies 

or primer grey and black mags that look as though they were painted with tremclad bbq paint.

either works...

more challangers

In my world...

this is my idea of rush hour traffic

                                                         my idea of a commuter

                                                         my vision of a parking lot

                                                                this is what i drive on sundays

discovered and borrowed with love from 4q conditioning. link at left------>

A Japanese man recovers his classic 1950s Harley Davidson motorcycle, which was washed away with his home in the earthquake and tsunami destroyed town of Onagawa, Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan Sunday, March 20, 2011. (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder