So, it is often that I find myself nose up against one of those dead ends. Then, I have a choice. I can either stay there, contemplating the wall, I can stay there and rail against the wall, attempting to make my way through it by force, I can stay there and pretend that this is exactly where I meant to be, in fact, this is the end of the maze, I made it! Eureka! (That would be my denial yelling "Eureka!", in case that wasn't apparent.). However, reality will inevitably win the stare down and I will turn around, take a breath, and head back in the direction I came until I reach another turn in the road to choose. Hoping, always, that it ends more productively than the last.
Ever notice that the surface of the brain looks a lot like a maze? Go figure.
How funny a way to look at things. I don't have an actual path I create it as I go, so to speak, and it certainly doesn't lead anywhere (or so I like to pretend).
ReplyDeleteAlthough, I agree we all have choices and walls. As long as I think I know where I'm going everything in the garden is good.
Mazes exists only for those who are looking :)
"Mazes exists only for those who are looking"
DeleteTell that to the lab mice.
I'm sure they prefer maizes
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