Today, Ms. Ande Bliss, a new blogger on Open Saloon (have mercy on her), posted I Could Have in which she discusses roads not taken. She ends her post with the question: "Do you ever think about your own turning point?"

Which got me to thinking, and that is a dangerous thing. So instead of answering her question in her comments section, I decided to make a post out of it. Don't ask, because I can't tell you.

Do you ever think about your own turning point?

Short Answer: Yes! often times (like right now). Thank you for asking.

Long Answer: 

I should have zigged instead of  zagged.

I should have  flimed instead of flamed.

I should have could have instead of would have.

I should have ying instead of yang.

I should have rocked instead of rolled.

I should have bobbed instead of weaved.

I should have hustled instead of bustled.

I should have crissed instead of crossed.

I should have fished instead of cut bait.

I should have hipped instead of hopped.

I should have rythm instead of blues.

I should have dillied instead of dallied.

I should have dived instead of shucked.

I should have leaned to instead of fro(ed).

Well, that about covers it.

And remember... 

 "When you come to a fork in the road, pick it up." - Yogi Bera