Day dawns. . .
People move about
doing what they must in order to
fulfill "what one thinks" are their best laid plans.
Choices are made.
Some wise, sometimes, not so wise.
Choosing a path is
Sometimes smooth sailing.
Sometimes, obstacles provoke one to take a detour
Prolonging the specifically made plans.
When day is done
Which has been the most successful
Reaching the goal?
BOTH -- as long as they FINALLY reached their goal!
BUT the one with obstacles facing them builds character for life
While the other accepts success in small ways.
Oh, what a beautyful text! and so true!And the picture matches PERFECTLY with it!
ReplyDeleteI love this post! really!
I hope you'll write again!
Nice to see you back on-line!
ReplyDeleteAnd with an illustration and words that many ought to bear see, read and bear in mind.
PS Happy birthday :-)
Hope tou have some snow as a present ...
Fine photo to illustrate both path and obstacle, Paulie. Very wise, indeed! Glad to see you back.
ReplyDeleteThoughts to ponder, Paulie, and a good photo to go with it. I'm wondering, did you get your snow? I know that seattle did but I'm not sure if it made it south to Vancouver.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you're back, Paulie! Happy yesterday birthday!
ReplyDeleteLife is a labyrinth, isn't it?
Obstacles do make you strong, but every once in awhile it's nice for a smooth sailing to occur. I like your picture.
ReplyDeleteYou would have loved it here yesterday, 18 inches of the white stuff! Off to go skiing tomorrow morning.
I like the lines created by the puffy moss.
ReplyDeleteChoosing the best path is never easy.
Well done! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi Paulie,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool photo! Then, the words just flow right from it! Great post.
What a lovely shot! It can sometimes be hard to know what way to walk, or other times the ways just open so naturally.. I like your words! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry I'm so late: happy New Year to you!
ReplyDeleteOh, Paulie! I actually thought of you when I wrote the last post. So much snow here - sorry...
ReplyDeleteAnd sometimes the detours can be informative, instructive, and delightful as well as challenging.
ReplyDeleteYou are great!
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