And Learning To Let Go
As out of shape as he was, that wasn’t the problem he was having. His body was actively trying to defy his mind’s instructions, which was utterly unacceptable. Especially so when he found himself forty feet up a ladder on the side of a water tower, and suddenly his legs and arms turned to unmovable stone. Here he was, stuck, unable to go up or down. All he could do was hug the ladder tightly and close, so much so that he could smell the bird s**t on the ladder rung. What worried him the most was the fact that from here, from this high up, it wasn’t likely a fatal fall. It was worse. It was the kind of fall that would break him and leave him alive. That would grant him a lifetime of residual aches and groans. That would potentially leave him crippled and jobless.
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