FIRE
One particular day, in the instant I pushed the fire button on the blasting machine I immediately knew we were in deep trouble. The marsh shot up and toward us like a giant wall of mud, stumps and trees.
My instant reaction was to run. In fact, I turned and instantly broke into a full stride! Moments later, debris was hitting the ground around me. Unable to dodge what I couldn’t see, I stopped and turned around to avoid being hit. Fortunately when the dust settled, I was still alive, and able to take away a valuable insight about change management during times of challenge and sudden, difficult, unpleasant adversity.
Kirk
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3 comments:
wow that sounds dangers man you got
but i love fire ha ha fire
billy
kirk,
i think that that this was a good write... i love fire back in the day people called me a pyro i don't think i'm that obsessed though i love the smell, the look, and everything about it...
james
good job. I was actually able to put a picture in my mind of what was happening in your story.
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