“I’m going to need you to keep your balance while crossing this bridge.” He said.
“Where am I going?” I asked inquisitively.
He didn’t reply but pointed toward the bridge.
I walked to it slowly, remembering what he said about keeping my balance.
I began to cross. Soon enough, the weight of my middle finger became almost too heavy to carry.
He laughed loudly, “I told you, you have to keep your balance.”
I glanced at him with a stern look on my face and continued.
I started teaching in the classroom so I’ve been a little bit busy. After writing a new script to be made into a patriotic baseball movie and having not the slightest clue how to bring that into fruition the way I envision it, I ended up doing what I love to do… teach.
Baseball. It’s America’s favorite pastime, but why? The game of baseball we love contains magic, the kind of magic that makes us believe in miracles. The truth is, when we go to the stadium and gather together to watch a game, we become a part of the miracle.
The area we walked to in Mc Way Canyon was gorgeous. The view was great for photo opportunities and just a breath of fresh air. The walk is less than a mile and it’s a nice path. You have to pay approximately $10 for parking and can enter any state park with it the same day. You don’t get to go stand under the waterfall at the actual beach but you can appreciate the view from the path. Part of the path was closed when we went so I’m not sure how it usually is. I’m glad we stopped to walk and see the view. It was a beautiful sight.
