F ear has set in. Where once I had embraced uncertainty, I now prepare cautiously. This is not a way to live. I'd regret not having them if I needed them. I became afraid of reaching out, in case I get rejected.
Fear grips the handle of uncertainty.
I n my recent travels, I met many interesting people whose lives I would dearly like to intersect, not just on a professional basis. But it is much safer to stay on the main road than to veer off. A s things get more complicated and uncertain, people take comfort in the familiar. Perhaps that's why people mind their own business and stick to routine. Yesterday Tomorrow I suppose I should tell an April Fool's joke.