Sometimes a delay can have unforeseen benefits.
Butterfly Sand
Curiosity run amok . . .
Sometimes a delay can have unforeseen benefits.
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And we often have no idea why until later
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Exactly. How many people survived 9/11 simply because they were late? Sobering thought.
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it still blows my mind to think about that
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Maybe that delay is intended to make us stop and think for a moment before we plunge into something we will later regret. A red flag perhaps?
Ginger
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It has often worked out exactly that way for me. I’m a slow learner.
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Yes indeed…I didn’t call the ambulance because I thought I was going to be ok. But when I stopped breathing I had a visitor…and everything changed…really changed. The ‘now’ has so much more color in it…even the breeze smells so different…and I can feel life…everywhere. Great share Pam, thank you. A memory, and delay, gladly visited 😀❤️🙏🏽
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That’s a little too scary for me! But you’re here now so that’s OK.
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Oh it scared me too dear lady, but overlayed with something wonderful. Neither forgotten and both appreciated all the more because of it 🤣
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I would even go so far as to say ofttimes!
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Very true!
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🙂
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I’m all for those moments. Cheers.
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Me too!!
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It makes me think of things happening for a reason.
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I often wonder that…
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I often do, too.
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Sometimes, we worry about the silliest things.
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And still there are no answers.
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