The Long and Winding Road

You do not know where this path will take you. You do not know how far the road will go, or what obstacles you may meet along the way. There is always a bend ahead around which you cannot see. So perhaps there is no spot on the journey more beautiful than where you are right now.

What do you admire about the view from this point in your life

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One response to “The Long and Winding Road

  1. L. Dwayne Decker

    What do you admire about the view from this point in your life? I have always been stubborn about depending on myself as much as possible. What I like about my current perspective is my helplessness … (perhaps “like” is too strong a word – lol) …but I always try to keep an open-mind; so I am learning that it is okay to reach-out and ask for help. Some people say “no”. But that’s okay, too. I just keep looking for someone to say “yes”; and while I am looking, I try diferent methods, one after the other, to see if there is any new way to dela with my mobility issues, etc. Blessings, All! Dwayne

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