Unclogging the drain

That was it. Simply writing the previous post has unclogged a series of topics for me to consider in the future...

• Heritage. Family. Nature v Nuture as I've noticed in my life.
• Heritage. When dredging up your past brings you face-to-face with a horse-drawn covered wagon (non-fiction)
• Struggles over what's really important to get across to my kids, and the Blog that no one else (until now) knows about 'cause I haven't made it public.
• Writing as an interest. Why, oh WHY, is it that I have loathed the thought of writing most of my life, yet I'm now finding it a compelling pasttime?
• Real management. I never wanted to be a manager, but it's a part of my work-life now, work that I can luckily say that I enjoy, and I think not wanting to be one is a plus. There's a cliche I'm trying to stay away from here, but neverthless...
• Changing ones mind. Why in the heck is it so taboo, in politics or in normal life, to have a considered change of heart on important topics? Why is personal revelation so hard to believe? Consider: without personal revelation and back-tracking, there's be no New Testament of the Bible beyond the Gospels. So, if we can accept that Paul the Jewish tax-collector can justly also be the Apostle Paul, writer of most of the New Testament, why can't we at least consider changing our minds on important issues as we move through life? (This idea promises fireworks)