Opening Doors

Have you ever wondered how many times you walk through a door each day? I can't seem to visualize a number. Should I count all the doors I pass through, or only the ones that I have to open? What if someone else opens the door for me; does that still count? How about walking through the same door - like your bedroom - twenty times in one morning. And there are oddities too: like car doors (which you kind of sit through), and revolving doors (how many is that?), and double doors (what if you push them both open at the same time), and what about virtual doors (you know, like passwords).

Yes, there are a lot of doors to pass through every day. Mostly they go unnoticed; which is why I can't seem to get a handle on how many there are. But there are a few doors one can't ignore; those are the ones which are locked. Some doors are designed to keep something in, but most are designed to keep someone out. Mostly it's the latter kind of doors I find distressing; I'm an open door policy kind of guy by nature. Sometimes finding the right person or tool is the key to unlocking that door, sometimes the key is more education or experience. However, there are some doors in life which you will never be able to open. That's just the way it is.

I finished uploading my first web page to my new site. You can find it here:

http://sites.google.com/site/chickenmilitia/cars/1990-oldsmobile-delta-88-royale/door-stuck-shut

I don't know when I'll have time to repost the stuff from my old yahoo site. I'm not even sure it's worth the time.