Roleyshow

This may or may not be a really long one today, kids.  It's a pretty straightforward point if I don't end up confusing you with my half-baked, meaningless babble.  I have a friend that had a character he invented--I think it was for a short story if I recall correctly--who had a saying.  Who we are now is not who we're going to be at the end.  I was reminded of this recently when I re-watched "The Time of The Doctor," which is Matt Smith's last episode of Doctor Who.  He says, “...We all change when you think about it. We’re all different people all through our lives. And that’s ok, that’s good, as long as you keep moving, as long as you remember all the people that you used to be..."And you're saying to yourself right now, "Roley, C'mon.  Timelord Regeneration as Life Lesson?"  Sure.  Why not!  People find reasons to do things on the side of a freakin bottle of Heinz 57 if they're looking for it.  Usually, as I said a couple of Mondays ago, I try to capture where I am at the end of a year and set out some go