The scene is one I can imagine centuries ago. A young man overlooking his homeland, within his reach a promise of a career to ensure him of a great life. A “normal life” both he and his family have dreamt about since he was a kid.
His dream at his fingertips, he does not move. He sits there perplexed at the struggle within his soul. A piece of him desires something very different, something unknown. He can taste the adrenalin of this uncertainty.
Two thoughts tangle, tearing him up. A decision has to be made. A divergence of his universe, in one he will stand up, walk back to the village and accept his career to settle into a normal life, while in the other he’ll look over his land one last time and accept adventure as his new destiny.
The divergence was instantaneous.
He sits motionless, wondering which spirit…
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Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
Thank you for introducing me to this wonderful blog.
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Randall is always worth reading and his photography is amazing.
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Yes both of you are😃
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Thank you ! 🙂
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Thabks for the head’s up – that blog is so intriguing. You hang out with the nicest crowd
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Oh, clicked before proofing – “thanks”!
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I do that all the time and wish I could recall it!
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drives me crazy,though.
If you get time, could you read the tale I wrote today – like to know your impressions ( I promise not to beg for attention ever again…really…it’s just an odd tale I tried to tell well and you always wonder if it worked)
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Me too…and of course I will 🙂
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Thanks – you have such a beautiful way with words and imagery. greatly appreciated
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Thank you.
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There are some amazing people with wonderful sites and talents around here 🙂
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Thank you very much, Sue ~ it is great to meet the new folks you’ve sent my way 🙂 You do soar with the eagles ~ cheers!
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Oh, now I wish I could do just that, my friend 😉
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