Just Sayin

  Are you not fit to run a marathon, but are fit enough to run 30 yards. Does that mean you are not fit to run at all? Your logic is post hoc ergo propter hoc; after this, therefore because of this. It is a logical fallacy. This is fallacious reasoning because, temporal succession does not establish a causal connection. There is no causality between being fit to run, and being fit to remain, or exist.

We grew up too fast, and old even faster We were feral children. Heroes don't always wear capes, or badges, but they always wear the armor of God.

  As I step outside for my evening walk. The warmth wanes from the heat of the day, and a stiff southerly wind blows across my path. I bask in the glow of the sundown, and the end of another scorching day. With the coming of another muggy night, my mind wanders back to the hope of a brand new day, called tomorrow.