Occasionally in life I take the time to consider where I came from and where I am today. Throughout this journey I like to reminisce about what I have done and somewhat more importantly what I have not been able to do. On the latter, I have to consider what I was not been gifted with in life. For example, to have a medical mind while understanding the finer side of the art community would simply be unjust. Furthermore, to possess the hunting instincts of the Native Americans while maintaining the willpower to never consume the meats of nature would simply not please the Gods of the land. A true passion for the out-of-doors cannot be met with an innate, unbridled understanding and appreciation for literature. Lastly, to appreciate both agronomic forthcomings while living and breathing the fiscal responsibilities of today’s society would be a misappropriation of intelligence. Luckily, there is a higher deity that understands these norms more than we will even know. That is why he has given me the honor and privilege of sharing the first two and half decades, and nearly half of my gene pool with a truly amazing brother. Evan Rossi I hope this day is all you ever wanted it to be and that you never learn to hunt, farm or anything involving medicine….because then I will have nothing to talk about.
Posted on: Sat, 30 Nov 2013 02:59:47 +0000
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