Based on a true story, May-Ham is one of the Demons of the infamous Siberian Rex known to the Aquarians as the Devil.

The devil accompanies us anywhere we go, so it’s always on us to be alert. Although it’s hard sometimes to uncover its schemes, it’s always best to think before you act and look before you leap. Below is a short story of how quickly things can get out of hand.

I woke up this morning preparing for my appointment. I knew I would not be late because I made a special issue of waking up early, ensuring everything was correct the night before, and having everything I needed to make my appointment. Little did I know things were not going to go my way. I decided out of the blue to take a bag that I had never taken before. I knew I needed my ID card, but it never dawned on me to put it in my other bag. I took the bag to my appointment but left it in the car, not thinking about needing my card.

Once reaching my appointment, after checking my pockets, I had to go back home to get my ID card, never thinking about calling to find out if I needed my ID card or not, so I drove back to get my ID card halfway there I stop and think wait a minute I don’t need to go all the way home to get my ID card let me call and find out so I called. I found out that I did not need my ID card. All I needed was my driver’s license, so the story’s moral is It is easy to get sidetracked.

I took the smaller bag and ended up not taking it in. That was mayhem amid everything. Mayhem is a being that has been around since the beginning of humanity and can get in the middle of everything. This story has a happy ending. I did make my appointment, and everything was well, but some stories don’t have that same happy ending.

So, we must ensure that mayhem does not get in the middle of things. We have to make sure that mayhem stays out of our business by planning and following through with that plan, making a fail-safe plan, making a good plan, and then following through with that plan, we all come up with ideas of how we’re going to do things, and quite frankly sometimes I look back on them. I said to myself what was I thinking? Why didn’t I complete the original plan? But that’s mayhem in the middle of things, and mayhem uses us. We are its vehicle. We are what make it work.