The Bullw Chro
By: Bob Seymour It’s really hard to comprehend that 2021 is in the history books and it’s 2022 already. 2021 was a year that holds many great memories of the thousands of miles ridden and hundreds of people Bullwinkle and I met but there was also a lot of heartache and tragedy in my personal life and the lives of my friends. At times the emotional load I was carrying was so heavy that I had to pull away from everything and almost everyone so I could regroup and get my head together again. I believe that 2021 was a year of transition and preparation for me for what 2022 holds. No one knows what lies ahead but in my spirit I sense something looming in the shadows that is just waiting for the right moment to manifest. For about 3 months I’ve felt the need to get away from everything and everyone that could distract me from being distracted from the things that add stress to my life. It was a struggle to ignore my phone and stay off social media the first few times I jumped on Bullwinkle and went away but it became easier to get off it each time I caught myself picking it up again. I didn’t realize how stressed and emotionally drained I had become until about the third time I packed up and rode off. While I was on one ride in northern Colorado I met some much younger people that don’t do social media and I’ve spent several days with them and found myself gaining new perspectives on many life issues. While pondering the things I experienced during the time I spent with my new friends I felt a sense of refreshing and renewal that I don’t think would have been possible had I not forced myself to step back from the work I do so I could get my thoughts together.
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Bob Seymour 607-972-5047 bseymour75@gmail.com facebook.com/pvt1st
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