The Fiad Times

What's this post really all about deep down in the guts of a person's brain? I have breakthrough thoughts and eureka moments about stuff I witness or observe or live through as a result of circumstances that I go through. This here one, this story I wrote this post about, it happened this very morning. And a few hours after I posted it on here, on this blog, I had one of those eureka moments. What do You Think this Eureka Moment Said? If you want to really understand what I'm talking about here - then you're going to have to read in full that post I put up right before this one. These two, this post you're reading right now and the one that has in it the story that this post is analyzing. . . they're linked. So I'm going to give you my take on this whole thing.   So here goes, ready or not: What's great, what's so important about thinking straight, thinking accurately? Well, thinking accurately is the best thing you can do for you

Let Me Share this little story with you about . . . a very common, but still, significant incident I experienced on the streets of Miami earlier today. What’s significant about it? Read the anecdote first. No!   Keep your hand off that mouse or arrow key    -   You! Don’t skip it. Okay, here goes: I’m driving southward on 72 nd Avenue from Flagler toward SW 4 th Street, a back road I like taking to avoid heavier traffic, so I could make a left turn and drive eastward. Well, this is one of those median circle types of four-way intersections and there’s a car coming that’s already on 4 th Street and headed east.  Since I’m headed to make a left turn, I yield the right of way, plus I have a stop sign right in front of me.  The car behind me is a super impatient driver and can’t stand to be detained even for a few seconds. He or she, I didn’t see well, begins honking that horn to get me to respond and move it.  Still, I remain put to get that car on Sout