Man who catch fly with chopstick accomplish anything

Ever catch one?
Not yet?
-Mr. Miyagi

It's time to pour a li'l likka (ahem...juice) out for Mr Miyagi, real name Pat Morita, who passed away recently. I can recall being very into the Karate Kid movie when I was younger so although his death is not as sentimental as someone who is close to me, it still is a remnant of my childhood. Plus, he served as one of the old wise sages in life that dropped jewels with damn near every other breath of air.

Man walk on road.
Walk left side, safe.
Walk right side, safe.
Walk down middle, sooner or later, get squished

Sometimes, I wonder if I'll ever be able to truly accomplish the goals in life that i lay out for myself. ShT, I find it difficult enough just trying to outline all of those goals in the first place, much less putting together a plan of action to tackle it all. Like Daniel, I don't consider myself no tough-guy, so I don't usually try to give off such an aura. I'll admit there will be the occasion when I have to put a li'l more thump in my move than may seemingly be necsessary, but it's probably due to my prior preparation and awareness that there's a d!ckhead-in-waiting along my journey.

A fly swatter would be easier to tumble life's road block, but then how would clean up the mess? I see commone sense and hindsight as life's chopsticks. You can pick apart certain situations using logic to get out of jams and conjure up a stream of consciousness that far surpasses any old bullshT a naysayer could throw at you. Plus, what doesn't break you will only make you stronger, right? So why not go for the gusto, fight for what you believe in, give it your all, and go all out. Basically, show and prove...for yourself...because other people's opinion of you are none of your business. Nahmean?

First learn stand.
Then learn fly.

So, rest in peace to Pat Morita, a 73-year-old man who survived Japanese internment camps and became a movie star, yet still stayed true to himself, repped his peoples, and kept it real. In the grand scheme of things, what more can you ask for?