Marc's life moving forward.

This should be my final post on this newest blog for this week; my "ideal" life of course would still include the family camp and sauna not too far from my hometown, and a vehicle to get to and from there. I would still own all three things, or at least have them at my disposal. Mind you, money must always still be part of the equation. This life would contain no distractions, only peace and quiet, especially when it comes to my blogging and poetry. Having the perfect "ideal" life would also be a huge bonus and plus in my opinion. Until Tuesday, after Canada's May holiday weekend, thanks as always to my supporters and take care, bye for now. MWM. 

Debatable to say the least, but here goes for today's post; My ideal life would also include sunny and warm weather every day, with the odd rain shower over time mainly to keep everything green and growing in nature and the great outdoors, of which I adore. I would own no technology and would live old-fashioned with paper and pen. I would hone up to traditions that I still believe in, not religiously speaking, but only spiritually, similar to my feelings being out in nature and all of its glory. I would not follow any single religion for the simple fact that many of the global religions out there have belief systems that are too warped and unrealistic in my honest opinion. Also, given that I still live with more fear than faith, I  would still not drive or own any vehicles, except maybe for the traditional two-wheeled, two- pedaled powered bicycle (bike), I would also do my best to walk daily like my late grandparents did. Diet and exercise would remain part of my daily routine and...

Myself moving forward, the following is just a sample of my preferred "ideal life"; Living in my house alone, but I'm not lonely with the people that are still in my life right now, even though they really don't keep in touch anymore, even through social media or email.  I'm my own middle-aged man doing my own thing daily; including chores/housework,  blogging and poetry. My mind is completely at ease for once, and I am comfortable in my own surroundings. I still feel blessed and lucky to have what I have and whom I still have and know.  That's all for today, as I'm thinking about my late mother on this ninth anniversary of her passing, I still miss you Mom and always will, may God always bless you and Dad, until we meet again. To be continued here at a later date and time, thank you for your support and bye for now.