We all get lost at some
point. That is when it is nice to have figurative
trail of breadcrumbs to mark your journey to determine where you are and how
you got there. In the old cartoons, there would always be some critter eating
the breadcrumbs as quick as someone was putting them down. The star of the cartoon would turn around and
see all the crumbs gone then utter some profound statement like, “My
breadcrumbs are gone…how am I going to get home?”
When I am out in a new or
unknown area, I use landmarks as my breadcrumbs. I take mental pictures of certain buildings,
billboards, or maybe big trees. They all
provide a mental path of that particular adventure. The mental breadcrumbs are also useful to
remind me of past trips and to turn in a different direction rather than the
same old road. The known path is safe;
however, I choose to believe always taking the safe and known path limits our
potential to experience new things. My
breadcrumbs remind me if where I have been rather than where I am going.
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