Beginnings

A Couple Definitions of "Beginning"

1. To proceed to perform the first or earliest part of some action or commence



2. To come into existence, arise, originate



3. To proceed to perform the earliest part of (an action



4. To Originate; be the originator of

Almost each of us (that read this blog) have or will experience several thousands of intersecting events in life that will create a beginning... I may not know it at the time, but what I may consider "the most trivial of thought or action" can change the heading of my life and inadvertently cause a negative or positive reaction in the lives of others . Those changes that occur or the lives impacted all came about due to a beginning . Was it my birth? Was it making the right turn (to return home) instead of a left? Was it something I said? It's the "Butterfly Effect" -

Beginnings appear as the start of a venture to the unknown, but we are always full of expectation. One footstep is the start of a long journey. Some journeys seem endless filled with satisfaction or joy. Some of the journeys are too short lived. Everyone has been filled with the pain of beginnings that have ended in frustrations or disappointments... No matter the ending; each beginning sculpts and molds our lives and souls as we live through each passing moment. Every second that we breathe in or the heart contracts we open our distance between the beginnings and come closer to an ending. Unfortunately at the end of this "Choose Your Own Adventure", you do not have the simple pleasure of flipping back to the beginning and choosing to turn to page 23 "If you continue to live in Auburn", instead of turning to page 52 "If you choose to join the Military".

This is the beginning of Swace's Swerve - Hopefully it isn't one of those beginnings that end in disappointment or the considerable loss of the good image that a few of you hold of me. Who am I kidding... Just spending an afternoon with me can do that... The web doesn't hold that much power or influence. Right?

- Let's not have too much expectation, and no one will get hurt