My Biggest Secret

I was born, free of sin, free of worry, free of knowledge of sadness and pain. I awoke in a room with bright white lights, where everyone is smiling and happy. Then someone came along and smacked me on the butt.

But lucky for us we don't remember that smack that first made us cry. We get a second chance as our mind is not fully developed enough to send a permanent message to your hearts and say hey that is a life lesson but we still have a lot to unlock about its secrets. Each experience through the years has a secret to tell you. You really have to listen and watch closely, or you miss the gentle messages being delivered to your door each day.

But even before we can walk, sometimes we are hearing and starting to say, "I know a secret." Kindergarten playgrounds are full of hand over mouth conversations about lives little mysteries. Most of them are followed still by laughter. "Can you keep a secret?" "Susie loves Jimmy." "Bobby hid Tommy's lunch."

We grow up with beauty secrets, secrets to success and don't forget Victoria's Secret!

We place our deepest emotional life experiences in the hands of others. We trade our confidentiality to those we authorize to have access to the part of our lives, which are under lock and key.