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“The strongest have their moments of fatigue” - Friedrich Nietzsche

Hiram King. 65. Hitchhiked from Norman to Austin in search of his supposedly dead father. He told me he was searching for inner relief, a separation from his guilt. He was quick to admit the biggest blunder of life, abandoning his dad during high school. His eyes trembled in regret and soon enough he became uncomfortable, got up and walked away. I didn’t know what to take from meeting him, but it reminded me that regret is something that will conquer a man for life.

"Joy in looking and comprehending is nature's most beautiful gift.” - Albert Einstein

"Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things." - Antonio Smith

We are often told to watch our virtues, for our vices are already obvious and known to us. Hidden in any virtue is the tiny speck of poison that turns it into a vice. Even almost at the end of our journey through lives it is but "one single thought" about the past that will drag us down. Thankfully it also works the other way around. Something so insignificant at the time, can change your life forever and for the better.

"Grace and remembrance be to you both." - William Shakespeare