getting distracted..or a drive in the country..

come with me for a drive in the country...it is getting quite dry...looks like we need a little more rain...
are you bothered by life, lacking directions?
not sure which way to turn?
as we admire the blue hills...
and contemplate the next few turns...
yes, definitely looks like a bit of a winding road...
always with some amusement thrown in as we drive by...
more decisions to make....
definite warnings.....a definite crossroad coming up....
a little pressure valve for letting off steam along the way...
speeding up a little as we cruise along...
interesting side roads to pursue...
and watcing out for the local wildlife....
and caring for them if injured...
watch out for fire....
and confusing signs on the way....
appreciate the orchids and corrugated iron along the way....
cows chewing their cud...
and sometimes coming to a full stop....
or not quite...just be careful, and look left and right....
Do you feel you need to take refuge?
too many decisions to make, directions to take, and places to go
always watching out for the kiddies...
trying not to go around in circles....
admire the sights as you go....

Try not to got distracted, keeping to the right path...
And you'll get there in the end !

;-) Take care, and have a good week!

Comments

Irene said…
What a wonderful drive. I love the sign with animal care instructions how wonderful that there is someone willing to look after such disasters. And I love the kangaroo crossing. Is this realistic, do you REALLY have kangaroos out crossing. We have deer, and they do real harm to themselves and cars when they run out into traffic.
Barb said…
Fun, Annie! I liked driving with you so I didn't have to concentrate about which side I was driving on - and being confused by the signs - and looking out for the animals!
Donna said…
This was great! What fun! Oh, how I hope to see a kangaroo in Austrailia some day!
Annie said…
Funny think, Donna, Irene, and Barb. Yes, there are kangaroos , but I have never actually seen one along this stretch of road. Unless of course one was driving at dusk or sunrise, that apparently is when they become so dangerous. And yes, can cause injury to humans and themselves.

Do hope you get to Australia too Donna , I am sure you will!
Anonymous said…
Puts a smile on my face - lovely sequence and good humour. Thanks!
Anonymous said…
Completely loved this! - Marilyn

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