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Why is everyone so pre-occupied with the future. Enjoy the here and now - as best you can!
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I think that Simplex' meaning was that we should learn to be happy in the present .
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What will be, will be. Stop making negative assumptions without legit evidence to back it up. There are people out there (including myself) who are dying to have their 'Rally fix' next year - even if only a small number of rallies go ahead
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Don’t know if anyone ever reads my sign off signature at bottom of each post “ Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday “ It was some advice given to me at a time in my life when I was facing a very uncertain future with my health ,indeed no one was sure if I would pull through ,but I did and I’m still here Don’t worry about tomorrow because it’s yet to come and yesterday has gone ,just get on with living the day you have been given Yes I am missing my rallies and good times with the steam fraternity ,however I’m fit healthy and tinkering with stuff in the workshop ,if it takes a couple of years to get back to “ normal” so be it our engines have been about a long time ,over 100 years in many cases and will still be there when all this is over . Take care and stay well Cheers Martin |
Yesterday's history, tomorrow's a mystery, today is a gift, that's why it's called the present. Enjoy your presents while you can.
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Most of the rallies down here in sunny Devon and Cornwall normally take place by the end of August and I do not think that mass vaccinations will be completed before then knowing how ineffective our government is.
I begin to wonder if perhaps we should consider abandoning the rally season for 2021 and start the one in 2022 in earnest. If I was still a rally organiser I would personally find it soul destroying to be part way through organising a rally and then having to cancel it due to unforseen circumstances. |
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Seeing the comment from 'Simplex' made me think back to the 'good old days' when I was part of the Tuesday Night gang at Knowl Hill (Berks) and we would be in the shed discussing the merits of one make of engine against another. John Keeley would come in the shed and bark in that delightful gruff way of his, "you're all taking sh** ...... all engines are bloomin' luvly".
Similarly, when it was chucking it down with rain and properly miserable and we were all moaning our heads off about the weather, John would sharply tell us it was a lovely day and inform us, "any day you are still here is a lovely day". John Keeley ..... we miss him so much ! |
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As the old saying goes “You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time” |
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