A straight line is the shortest distance between two points. It’s one of those things we are taught very early on in life. We are taught that in school and we are taught that in real-life. Yet, there are so many people who insist on taking curved, zig-zagged lines to get somewhere. I suppose that is kind if fun. No reason, other than it makes sense, to take a straight line. The deviations can actually lead to insights. The digressions I love so much can be more informative than the factual accounts. The hidden paths in the maze of life can bring much joy. Yes, take the straight line for expediency but remember it can be an adventure to not take thst straight path.
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psychologistmimi 
Wonderfully peaceful photo with great lines for us this week. 😀
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Oh my Goodness This is So True Taking the Sidewalks
Created By Ancient Civilizations Before i took A one Way
Ride to Foot and Back Pain
And Draining All Potential
Human Creativity this
Way as Yes Science
Shows That Even Doodling
Spiraling Lines on a Page Will
Almost Immediately Increase Human Potential
For Creativity Yes Outside of the Box Sidewalk
Life Copies and Pastes One Way Life Over and
Over And Over Again Erasing Our Playful
Nature to Dance Butterfly Wings
In Meadows
Free to see
So Many new
Colors As Beyond
A Rainbow Becomes Real Us
Coloring Life New Every Dance And Song Now.:)
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You can get lost on either path!
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I agree wholeheartedly- jc
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Mimi, I love this quote from john Lennon: “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.”
Best wishes,
Rowena
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