There are times when we all look out the windows of life and wonder what are we doing.  We often use this time to search out what we think we have achieved and what we would have loved to achieve.  We seem to search for something that perhaps we really don't know we have already done.  The pages of our books of life often stick together and we miss out on what we have done in our thoughts of remembering.

There are times that my Aunt tells me I have done more than I have realized.  I have had more adventures than I believe I have had.  We often need others to remind us that we have accomplished more than we ourselves realize.

It has been said, and well said too, that we are often our worst critics and need to step aside and look back at the adventures we have taken.  Yes there are some that we would rather not think about, but these adventures have helped to structure us as we travel.

There are two roads that we often travel on.  The first road is the most common.  That is our physical road of travel with all it's ups and downs of life.  The other road is often less traveled upon and that's our spiritual road.  More often, these two roads never meet let alone run parallel to each other.  For some, we have trouble having both path ways run on top of each other as we try to walk on both at the same time. 

Some times life is like a card game.  We are given a set of cards and it all depends on how we play these cards that enable us to journey along these path ways of life.  It is important that we remember as much as possible, for there are times that we have been more of a success than what we realize.

As we sit in the windows looking out, we have done more than we realize, and have influenced more than we have ever thought we did.  What we have done and experienced in the past and along our roads of life and spirit, has helped to develop who we are.  How we deal out our cards often determines more than just winning the game.