I ain’t never seen a hearse with a luggage rack.
I was listening to country music on my drive through the countryside (can you see a common theme here?) and this caught my attention. Since we clearly can’t take it all with us when we die, what are we doing with our time while we are living?
I promptly got myself lost on some unmarked roads. (Okay, okay, I’ll admit there were signs with numbers, but the numbers meant little to me.) I didn’t see any hearses; in fact, I saw very few other vehicles at all.
Eventually I made it home, but now I have a new question: do I need a GPS?
Kcinnova's World 
Nah, you’ll eventually learn your way around (I have) and you will see some nice sights along the way. Have you found Waterford, yet? or Bluemont?
BTW, I came here from Susie’s place.
Actually, Waterford was how I finally knew where I was again. I’ts one of those nice sights along the way that I discovered when my mom came out to visit.
I’ve driven through Bluemont twice. Does that count as finding it?
I love going for aimless long drives down random twisty turny roads. Some times I think that we get so wrapped up in our day to day lives that we don’t stop and “smell the roses”.
– Drea
Drea- That is exactly why I was out wandering…to take time to “smell the roses”…to enjoy the beauty that is all around us. What a glorious creation we live in!