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Fork in the Road - Storms of Life
(One of the Fork in the Road Series)
Mixed Media, Found-Object Assemblage
 
A  “fork in the road” refers to a place of intersections.  Yet, in this journey called life, we are not alone.  We come to many, and varied, “forks in the road.”  Our decision of which fork to take will impact others along the way, just as their path has an impact on us.
 
Robert Frost wrote (in a poem*), which can relate to difficult intersections we encounter, “...I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.”
 
Being a Christian doesn't mean we won't have trials or difficult decisions, there will be storms. But we have a Guide, a Comfort, who has promised to be with us, and we can help others as we weather those times, and give them the Hope that we have found.  For, as we came to the intersections, we found that asking for divine guidance, and then following the One who is our Guide, led us to the path that indeed “made all the difference.”

* “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost (1874–1963).  Mountain Interval. 1920.