The Road

It is what it is!
The Road finds you no matter whether you are looking for it or how aware you are of it. There is no distinction between good and bad.

Like a rollercoaster
You hold on tight
Screaming all the way down
Holding on for safety
Excitement and adrenaline fill your veins
Sometimes letting go with your hands, hair in the wind
Feeling the sense of freedom

The Road
We think we have a plan
We think we have control
We think we need to know!

The Road is the Road
It is what it is
We are passengers in a car
Knowing, questioning, wondering, trusting
If we are in alignment
The Road will only bring us to the place we have been searching for.
Something alittle different for the holiday! Enjoy your Thanksgiving.

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