Past or Future
This looks like a fall shot, but it was taken yesterday. Is it a glance back at a murky past or some sort of slow clarification of the road ahead? Take your pick. With apologies to 'chairman of the board', regrets, sure I've had a few. Mistakes/? There is a long line of those, but I really must say that I've learned quite a bit from those experiences. Embarrassments? Yes. Loss of face? Sure. Vows that that will never happen again? Many, many, many. Like most, I like to think that I've learned from all of those miscalculations. I'm not a habitual offender. Screw up big time, and I don't want that feeling again. I steer clear. At least, if I look back with my memory, it reflects back that way to me.
My memory seems a bit foggy at times though.
Perhaps Elenka might be a better judge.
Learn from mistakes.
Then turn the page.
I couldn't have said it better myself.
ReplyDeleteNah, you're purrrrrfect!
ReplyDeleteWait a minute....that time you cut your own hair? Or your car rolled down the driveway into the woods across the street.....by itself?
That's about it! I think.
Well, I can feel your pain as I don't think you're alone in terms of mistakes, regrets, etc. Just out of curiosity, I'm tempted to ask Elenka to explain the details, but I'm afraid I don't have enough time to hear her out!
ReplyDeleteOh, wait, I'm reading her comment now. Wow, you sure have her bamboozled - two little minor things is all she can remember? :)
neat shot.
ReplyDeleteAn excellent philosophy.
ReplyDeleteI try not to think of those mistakes!
ReplyDeleteWe all have had our share of mistakes otherwise we would not be human -- barbara
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of learning from your mistakes and then turning the page. Seems like good advice to me.
ReplyDeleteA good reflection!
ReplyDeleteBirdman, you have the most supportive (or conned) wife I have run across.
ReplyDeleteExcellent reflection.
ReplyDeleteSeveral kinds of reflections in this post!
ReplyDeleteStill not sure how you got 'mistakes' out of this cool photo, but . . .
ReplyDeleteI am with Sharon on how you got to that subject, but I love the photograph and see people in the murky outlines.
ReplyDelete