with every choice we make
we do exactly that.
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- shine a little light
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- for better or worse
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10 comments:
I really struggle with trying to this in a proactive manner. It is really only at the end of the journey that one can stop, turn around and see when one has been. Life is lived in such small chunks it is often very difficult to see any significance to each tiny piece.
Can we do anything but...? I enjoy reading 'signs of the times' posted in windows, placards and storefronts and such. They tell us so much about ourselves.
So true! And as Julie noted, it's so difficult to comprehend or to ascertain the consequences of our decisions at the time we make them...
I suppose that's why growing up in a home that values learning and freedom can be so important.
This is a provocative photo, Brattcat. Great eye.
This is much better than the 'Voldemort exists' I saw coming home.
Hello dear Brattcat
Magnificent post! Very philosophical I can say!!!
Congratulations and many thanks dear friend!
purrs and love
Luna(from Brazil) and mommy Léia
"There are only two ways to live your life.
One is as though nothing is a miracle.
The other is as though everything is a miracle."
(Albert Einstein)
For better if possible...
Hopefully for the better. But what is better? Everyone seems to have a different opinion on that...
Interesting question, but how can you change what hasn't been?
So true. I hope someone comes along in the future to erase this graffiti ;)
Very true! This one again is very creatively shot.. accompanied by a perfect statement... great work!
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