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Papa Rod finishes his first week of retirement by looking back, and thinking forward.
Pondering the harshness of the wild world, and what are the boundaries of our responsibility to care for it.
Learning to look back only to make the current moment richer with memories - never to escape to the past.
Papa Rod forgets what he was talking about, and jumps forward in time to admit it.
Pondering that my becoming who I am intended to be is a never ending process, and that I can't do it myself.
Pondering some of the ways that different generations perceive the world, and right and wrong.
Bring your own accent to whatever new things you encounter. The new thing will be enriched by your true self.
Papa Rod realizes that seizing the day doesn't always mean taking control of it, but sometimes it means to relax and contend in submission to what is given you to do.
Papa Rod ponders how he began mowing to support a guitar hobby, and ended up playing guitar to support a mowing hobby.
Papa Rod encounters relentless obstacles to his plans...
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