It is my son's 26th birthday today. He is my youngest and somehow proven to be the mischievous one. I was talking to him last night and happy to know that he did will during his training. He says that if he really makes the grade in this company, there's a chance he might have the opportunity to do further training in Canada. He likes the product, but it's gonna be tough, by his own admission. I loved that enthusiasm. He said a learned a few things when he was out of work - money, disbelief that he didn't make it at stellar, how the mistakes were not even smart mistakes during the finals, how bad he felt disappointing his two favorite trainors, etc. Thus, the self-imposed isolation. That's all in the past now. As always, the learning is the better part of that experience. I just told him that perhaps, it was not meant to be and that he was destined for something greater. No one is perfect. Certainly, not this youngest of my brood. But I love him. We all love and
