I remember back in high school being asked where I thought I’d be and what I could imagine I’d be doing with my life in the year 2000. There was no way I could have predicted that I’d be living in the province of Quebec by that time but I was. I remember thinking I’ll have 3 kids because that’s what my mother says my hand is telling me – not palm reading exactly but counting the small lines in between the bigger creases in your fist where your baby finger meets your hand. Try it. Is it right? Somehow I doubt it if you’ve got five or more children. But I digress.
My thought for today is that speculation is really useless. Take the bombing in Boston for instance. There, right there, is proof that no one can predict what might happen in the next few seconds, let alone the next 20 years. (Yes, I’m dating myself.)
Having said that, all three of my children were born in the province of Quebec, and yes, they were all born by the end of 2000. But how many things might have happened to change that in the years between?
Do you ever think about what you’ll be doing in 20 years? I suggest you check your fist…

April 17, 2013 at 4:57 pm
Planning is both irreplaceable and useless. Though Boston was certainly humbling. Grats on trusting your fist and it came through 😛
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April 17, 2013 at 5:05 pm
So, plan and hope for the best then?
Thanks. 🙂 The question is, did I stop having kids because of the lines on my fist…
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April 17, 2013 at 2:40 pm
HAHA! Loved this! But yes, besides checking your fist, there’s no way to predict the future. Well MAYBE… I haven’t checked with the fortune teller yet though. lol
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April 17, 2013 at 3:58 pm
I’ve always been too nervous that a fortune teller would give me bad news. 😛
Thanks for the comment 🙂
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