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Since the day we were born we have been following a path, a path that has lead us to where we are today. But along that path there have been many detours, stop streets, roundabouts and forks in the road. So we wander, but we’re not lost, just simply trying to find our next path.
On the journey of life we have all wandered from one path to the next trying to find the one that fits best, that will take us further or hold the most adventures. Some of us tend to stick to the easy, short paths and others dare to dream by taking the challenge that lies within the harder, longer paths.
We’ve all got our own roadmaps and directions, but are those who are wandering lost? Not all of us are born knowing exactly where we are going and how we are going to get there, some of us need to take some wrong paths, take a few detours or just hang around a bit while we decide on our next move. So those wandering aren’t always lost, but just doing some sightseeing as they wait for the next set of directions.
Amen- I still don't know what my end game is, scary but true.
ReplyDeleteCan agree to taking some detours myself. The question is truely...would I take a shorter path if I could go back and change it? At times I think yes but at other times I think perhaps there is a bigger picture, one that is not quite yet visible to me.
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