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Best made plans
are never truly planned,
merely imagination applied
in a disorder of events,
taking us to tea parties
and hidden places,
relationships unknown,
and even the journey to self.
The best made plans are
never made,
they are,
the fruit of frustration.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Paul, pvcann.com
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Excellent.
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Thank you for that.
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True….Like I always say…. I’ve never been able to do what I plan
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Me neither, 🙂
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😂
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So true 🙂
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One of my favorite reflections is if you want to make God laugh tell him your plans 🤣
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Yes, one of my fave sayings too, along with Lennon’s “Life’s what happens while you’re busy making other plans.”
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That’s also a great one 🙂
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🙂
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fascinating theory … I like it, not thought of it that way but it works for me!
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Two things I’ve taken to heart: If you want to make God smile, tell God your plans; and, Lennon’s observation, “Life’s what happens while you’re busy making other plans.” Story of my life really.
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oh yes Lennon was most profound and it totally makes sense 😉
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Very much so, thanks Kate
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Great poem, Paul. Feels like it matches the subject of adventures of plans revealed. 💖 Thank you! Debbie
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You got Debbie, thanks so much
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we plot and plan so much don’t we, love this poem Paul, I take note and just go with the flow
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Yes, the best way Gina and thank you
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This is soooooo true.
Best is not to have a fixed plan or over expect anything. Let us enjoy the moment as it comes.
There is a cafe in town called Plan B 🙂
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I like that cafe, yes, live in the present moment.
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I really like this one Paul, especially the last line.
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Thanks Moira, yes, life
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love this. it’s funny and true
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Yes, you have picked up on how I felt writing about it, right out of life’s note book for me, thank you.
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Perhaps I’m reading this differently from others. The notion of a curved ball that comes one’s way is what resonates.
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I think that’s entirely true, life never goes straight all the time, if ever.
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