Every Which Mae

Half the range fun is the clean up. Picking up brass like an adult Easter egg hunt.

It's okay to be a beginner. It's okay to not have it all figured out or to have it perfect.
It's not okay to allow the fear of failure or the feeling of embarrassment when you're not immediately good at something to make you not give your all. I've always had a tendency in the past to quit something early when I struggle to understand the basic concepts of a skill I'm trying to learn. Whether its pride, fear, or just plain old complacency; I've been working hard this year to push through and learn to enjoy being a beginner at something. The cool thing about being new at something is you can only go up from there.

It's me and my 4 hours of sleep against the world

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Some of you have noticed I haven't been on here much since April. I took the time to archive essentially every post I've made with the intent to delete it all. I loved having a social page and growing it through trucking. I got connected with so many amazing people and honestly making a bit of a side income was really nice for the time I did. When I stopped trucking I rerouted to keep talking about job oriented work. However there's many hurdles with continuing to post that kind of content since I'm now private security. Legal, safety, and privacy hurdles that honestly are too much work and not much worth the outcome. I won't hide my job but I've decided that if I don't delete this account I'm going to do something a bit more artistic with this account and have fun. If you've stuck around despite my inactivity, Hi! And thanks for hanging around! I don't know what I'm doing but I'm going to having fun doing it. 🤙

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I asked Sean how I should caption this, and he just said verbatim, "I don't know how to caption things. It's just tender sweetness. Does it need a caption?" So anyway, that's how I got myself a caption.