Tell Me Moor

Just as 83,000 gross tons of a cruise liner is secured to land by various cables and anchors, what moors your life? The cables and anchors of your life are your values; you never know how secure those cables are until the storms of life come in and test their strengths. Tell me moor. Have you been moored with the illusion of money? Have you lost the moorings of family, health, friendships and faith only to become a slave to the thing you once mastered? Money can be directed, but when left untrained, can turn and maul its master. May these turbulent times put the moorings of your life into perspective. Pull up the anchors that have no real, intrinsic value and tie up to the ones that can weather any storm.

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Comment by Marsh Buice on May 18, 2011 at 8:21pm: Chris, that is a great song! "He was a good man..." that's how I want to be remembered.

Comment by Marsh Buice on May 17, 2011 at 5:21pm: Bobby, thanks for your comments, always appreciate the feedback. Somedays I feel like the Roadrunner and Wiley Coyote, chasing a mirage. Truth is I am not sure Wiley really wanted to catch the Roadrunner---then what. These last two years have definitely put things into perspective. Take time to smell the roses before worrying about making the wreath.

Comment by Marsh Buice on May 17, 2011 at 4:41pm: Chris, wow!! You nailed the values concisely; I agree with you 100%- everything else that follows is merely a by-product, inconsequential to what matters the most. I once read in times of life and death, no one calls their stock broker, they call their loved ones. Thank you for your kind comments and a very special thank you to you and your family for protecting the very ground that gives me the opportunity and freedom in which to write these words. (p.s. thanks for the moorings :)