The Inevitability of Too Many Choices.

Ever wonder if you're doing the right thing?

Start to think, maybe it was misguided, maybe that thing I was so set on doing, mind made up and focus full steam ahead distorted the inevitable reality?

That leap you took. That dive you made. That stepping right on in to the unknown, refusing to hold back, cover up or second guess. Was it, right?

There were other options, of course, but they were unquestionably forgotten. Glimpsed at, without thought. Seen, without wondering. They were mere obstructions to the inevitable. The one choice, clear, golden, right. Known all along.

But when something seems so right, there are no other possibilities, there should always be alarm bells. Warning signals. Sounding off left, right and centre.

It's not until after you take that dangerous leap of faith, that the pre-requistes gleam obvious, the downfalls, in hindsight, are always so there. What was once impossible to be seen, is left the most obvious of the bunch. How was that not there before? But it was. It was simply your mind's eye, refusing to see.

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I had a chicken AND bacon salad for lunch, and I'm not sure that I'm feelin' it.

Pesto chicken. Should always be the answer.