Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for August 19, 2009

This is great!!

Next sign will send us to the swings and roundabouts.

Round and round he goes…where he stops…nobody knows.

From here to infinity.

Karma. Whatever goes around comes around.

Also known as the Law of Cause & Effect.

I’ve been there!

An example of one of Murphy’s laws: whatever choice you make, you’re ending in the middle of nowhere.

He will soon figure out that he is on the corner of “walk” and “don’t walk”.

Wiley, your creative genius just keeps delighting us each morning…what a way to start the day. Simply…superb.

Oh, fork in the road, which is the path less taken? If only we knew.

When you get to the fork in the road, take it.

I65 intersection with I465, Indianapolis, IN

I always find what “comes around” is in my rear-view mirror. I’d love to have it announced with a sign in front!

Robert Frost….. sigh…..

He’s really confused because his GPS is telling him to take a right…

To go left, or to go right … THAT is the question …

Tomorrow: High Road and Low Road

It is the same as, ” Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.”

Hey TrukDriverFritz, do you remember which path we took in the Grand Tetons in 1974? Up beyond the trees!

I’m still looking for the fork in the road, and I’m getting hungry because I never seem to find it! ;o

Sorta reminds me of a bad dream.

No matter where you go, there you are. It’s neither here nor there. You can’t get there from here. As the crows fly? He’s in need of a good Quantum mechanic.

Beaten path to the left. Or is that right?

be careful when you step out your front door. you never know where the path you take may lead you.

paraphrased from something Bilbo Baggins said

and who would have thought a LOTR reference would ever work in RL?

“”No matter where you go, there you are.” Love that, Nomad

yyyguy It doesn’t surprise me about LOTR. There was so many metaphors in those books and movies. Great stuff that LOTR!

Either road will make you dizzy.

Oh and I just LOVE this one!!

We’re all standing on the corner of Live and Learn…

and did he ever return, no he never returned and his fate is still unlearned, he may ride forever ‘neath the streets of Boston, he’s the man that never returned…..

wrong song?

Which way does he decide to choose and go, right or left?

No yellow brick road here.

Wildmustang: Just wait and look at where everyone else goes. Look for the succesful types and follow them.

They should mark this area in a United Sates atlas, a lot of people should go and check it out, maybe stay for a couple days.

Or longer………

In the future, roads will be paved with magic!

Must be suicidal, stopped and standing in the middle of the road like that.

Dracip said, about 4 hours ago: “We’re all standing on the corner of Live and Learn…”

…but alas, so few of us ever find Live and Let Live.

Reminds me of the Georgetown area of DC…only you’re going 60 miles an hour, not stopping in the middle of the road to peruse the map!

baslim: Excellent reference, as of course I would expect from a Heinleiner (as an aside, my personal favorite has always been “Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening”).

Garrulous and Joe Allen Doty - when Yogi Berra said that, he really meant it - both branches of the fork led to his home.

He won’t be coming around, the one that leads to comes around is a two lane one way road. Theoretically what comes around goes around

TruckDriverFritz said: “I65 intersection with I465, Indianapolis, IN”

Yeah that one’s pretty messed up (I live in Indy), but have you ever been on I-255/I-270 around St. Louis? Been on it twice and it scared the bleeep outta me both times!

It all sounds like congressional directives to me!

Accountability is the mother of caution.

Hey, treered -

Glad I wasn’t the only one to think of ‘poor old Charlie’!

@treered

Havn’t been to Boston since they started the Big Dig but wasn’t there a ring road that really went nowhere just round and round the downtown. As to where you can get the real comming and going I thought was the circle road in Washington

Or the M25 around London - the Brits call it the circular parking lot

Antelope Freeway, one mile.

It doesn’t matter which way he goes it’s just one big loop anyway!