For the road less traveled, it's not for the faint of heart
For those who choose to play it safe and never stray too far
Me, I want to live my life and one day leave my mark
And it all might come together
And it all might come unraveled
On the road less traveled.
~George Strait
~~~
I need to really think about this.
What kind of life have I led so far?
Have I played it too safe?
What mark have I left/will I leave?
What is the footprint I am creating through my living?
And the footprint I ultimately leave behind...
Will it help or hurt this world of ours?
~
And now I must go to bed.
I have taxed my brain way too much for one day!
~~~
xoabb
expect anything!
Beautiful photo! Now, of course, I want to travel that particular road...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice road....maybe it should be traveled more often :-) Great photo with the light!
ReplyDeleteCan we see that again in a few weeks when the leaves have turned? I'll bet it's stunning. :)
ReplyDeleteCan we go on that road and get a chili dog for lunch today?
ReplyDeleteGo barefoot, pick daisies!
ReplyDeleteTC: You are leaving your mark in the cyber world.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this! I am not familiar with the lyrics, but they are beautiful. And a good thought for me, too. Wonderful photo! God bless.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend! Love the photo and the making me think :D
ReplyDeleteI live my life on the road less traveled and it's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo, and lovely thoughts. You're making me think, Annie. What kind of mark am I leaving on this world?
ReplyDeleteThose are my favorite type of roads - those less travelled. The quiet ones - where the only sound is the leaf falling to the ground.
ReplyDeleteI want to leave less of a mark too. Perhaps it won't make any difference in my lifetime - but I'm hoping it will for those still to come. Recycle - replenish - renew.
Wonderful! Love that sheen on the road, together with the disappearing curve!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Klaus
I think you are leaving a mark, and the world is better. But those are good words for anyone to ponder and be reminded of periodically.
ReplyDelete