Every time I think about blogging I have this internal debate: To blog what is truly on my mind or stick to the society norm of inane, mundane drivel interposed with commentary on politics and current events. Obviously anyone can see what won. Drivel. Asinine. Foolish. Empty words. I have a blog therefore I can.

In all honesty, who really gives a damn what is on anyones mind? In the end it all boils down to shutting off the computer and walking away with our own opinions on any given subject.

So today I'll blog about what is truly on my mind and to many it will be silly, hollow, empty words. So be it.

Last fall my friend Susan came to visit. As I dropped her off at the airport I realized that weekend had been a major turning point in my life. A re-awakening, a rebirth of sorts. A pinnacle of past, present and future which defines who I am, where I am and where I am going. Some would say a true epiphany. Maybe even me.

I've waited four months to write anything about this. Things have not changed, if anything I see people and things with increasing clarity. I can't say what I see is good or gives me peace. Again just understanding.

So happy Easter. He has risen.