Your Lane II

This is another public service announcement

brought to you by your neighborhood Look-Out Man.

I write to tell all of you that from today forward you all need to learn Your Lane and how to stay in Your Lane. It is very necessary for you to identify where Your Lane is, thus you can properly stay in it. What's most difficult is if you don't know where Your Lane is, because then you find yourself in other people's Lanes. Perhaps, you should request additional information from the one you love, like or work for to be clear that you are operating, driving, and moving in Your Lane.

People who don't know how to stay in their Lane cause all kinds of traffic jams in life. Because they are mentally swerving all over the place, in and out of everyone's business or personal affairs, they are hazardous and have the potential to ultimately cause major accidents. I tell you, if you are that person, you need to find Your Lane like yesterday. There is nothing wrong with moving to someone else's Lane if they ask you to, but once you fulfill what every needs/duties required, quickly move back into Your own Lane. We don't want you trying to make a Lane that doesn't belong to you, Yours. I am tired of all the nagging, complaining, arguing, fussing, cursing, and fighting because people don't know how to stay in their assigned Lane. There can only be One Chief. All of us have to know when being an Indian is our Lane.

I know this whole Your Lane concept may pose a challenge to some of you, but trust, it will make all our lives better if you stay out of our Lane and maneuver safely along in Your very own Lane. Its all Yours, and you don't have to share, promise.