“Wrong Way Corrigan” refers to American aviator Douglas Corrigan, who in July 1938 filed a flight plan from New York to California but instead flew across the Atlantic and landed in Dublin, claiming he misread his compass.
Zigging when we should be zagging.
We've all done it. We go on.
I try, though fail at times, to cease reflecting on the past. And perhaps it's good to review to keep on course.
Now, Corrigan might have made his ride on purpose, having been denied a transatlantic flight plan.
Still, we get the picture.
With a birthday looming, I'm preparing to go ahead with plans re books and other projects. Now is the time.
The method and maintenance are ahead. And most important, I refuse to get in my own way ever again.
Call it let go and let God or whatever, just do not stop.
I'll post when things are officially underway.
See you on the other side.
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