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A Stop Sign Is All That I See
by Lena Kovadlo
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Everywhere I go these days I seem to hit a STOP sign...

Everywhere I go these days I seem to hit a STOP sign telling me to slow down, stop moving altogether, and analyze where I am going in life. But that isn't something I want to do. It's not the direction I want to go.

I want to find a green light, a never-ending green light where there are no bumps in the road, nothing to keep me dormant, nothing to make me STOP.

I don't want to analyze. I just want to live life and not have to worry about hitting a dead end or an unwanted detour. I want a clear road with only good, clear signs urging me on ahead into the future.

But how can I make that happen when a STOP sign is all that I see in front of me? When will the red be replaced by green? When will I finally reach my desired destination.

Written November 5, 2013

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Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on November 8, 2013

Interesting perspective, Lena; you make some good points. Ron really has stated it well. Thank you for sharing. Love and best wishes,

Regis

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on November 7, 2013

An interesting question, but one filled with doubt and retreat rather than moving forward. We all face stop signs in our life. I've come across a few myself. Stopped briefly, took a look around and proceeded carefully, knowing that I was making the right choices, much better than those that threw up stop signs. As a result I'm quite happy with my situation and also quite ready to face the final stop sign, my pending death. No one escapes that stop sign.

Ron

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