Is it time to choose a ready guide?
So I have had a strange night and an even stranger morning.
I am at a fork in the road and need to decide what best to do next. DO I take the brightly lit path with its ease and comfort and safety but look to a future with no challenge, do I take the dark path with unknown twists and turns, where there will be given hurt and unease but potentially great rewards or do I walk away from both paths and go back the way I came… I want to walk the path of free will but cannot seem to figure out which way that is exactly.
Toronto Rocks Concert – If you look really hard in the audience you will see me on the left :-)
I am at a fork in the road and need to decide what best to do next. DO I take the brightly lit path with its ease and comfort and safety but look to a future with no challenge, do I take the dark path with unknown twists and turns, where there will be given hurt and unease but potentially great rewards or do I walk away from both paths and go back the way I came… I want to walk the path of free will but cannot seem to figure out which way that is exactly.
Toronto Rocks Concert – If you look really hard in the audience you will see me on the left :-)
posted by Jennifer at 11:34 AM
1 Comments:
Speaking (typing?) as someone who's taken both paths many times, I can only say that you rarely know when you're on the right one, but you always know when you're on the wrong one. Fifty years from now when you look back on your decisions, will you be satisfied knowing that above all else you lived a pragmatic life?
There's nothing wrong with doing the "safe" thing Jennifer, unless you do it with regret.
- An old friend. :)
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