cross_7
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I had been flying high and was going to be somebody then my world came crashing down
I had borrowed more than I should and took a big risk on some cheap calves
I didn't know near enough about what I was doing and I didn't have anyone that could help me
With success arrogance comes easy and people like to see you fail.
Some people will help you fail and take joy kicking you when you're down
I was in over my head and had no one to turn to. I was on a sinking ship
I had taken a job in town and probably just gotten my first weeks pay.
It was less than what I used to make in a day or two.
I was broke and had set up an installment plan with the bank on a note I couldn't pay.
I had just lost my rent free house in the country and was now living in town in a house with a monthly payment.
I sold my pickup to pay the bank what I could and was down to one car between my wife and I
It looking pretty bleak right then, but I told myself it was temporary and I'd recover and fight another day.
Here it is nearly 20 years later and I still get a sick feeling when I think back on it
I still remember the people that kicked me when I was down, but I'm still friendly with a couple of them, but it's hard not hold some animosity towards them
I'm thankful for the lesson.
I have wondered what path I was headed down and what I was being saved from
I do know that little lesson made me a whole lot smarter.
I had borrowed more than I should and took a big risk on some cheap calves
I didn't know near enough about what I was doing and I didn't have anyone that could help me
With success arrogance comes easy and people like to see you fail.
Some people will help you fail and take joy kicking you when you're down
I was in over my head and had no one to turn to. I was on a sinking ship
I had taken a job in town and probably just gotten my first weeks pay.
It was less than what I used to make in a day or two.
I was broke and had set up an installment plan with the bank on a note I couldn't pay.
I had just lost my rent free house in the country and was now living in town in a house with a monthly payment.
I sold my pickup to pay the bank what I could and was down to one car between my wife and I
It looking pretty bleak right then, but I told myself it was temporary and I'd recover and fight another day.
Here it is nearly 20 years later and I still get a sick feeling when I think back on it
I still remember the people that kicked me when I was down, but I'm still friendly with a couple of them, but it's hard not hold some animosity towards them
I'm thankful for the lesson.
I have wondered what path I was headed down and what I was being saved from
I do know that little lesson made me a whole lot smarter.