We all want progress,
but if you’re on the wrong road,
progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road;
in that case, the man who turns back soonest is the most progressive.
C. S. Lewis
There are times when we all wish there was a back-space key in life. Bella
Categories: 2013 Project 365
Emily Carter Mitchell ~ Nature as Art 
I love the photo and the companion quote is perfect. You can’t go wrong with C.S. Lewis.
Thank you so much Indy. I appreciate you stopping by and commenting. Hope to see you back soon!
I could go for a backspace in life. Even a few seconds in some cases. Like when you just miss a great shot!
Isn’t it so true ! I’m famous for missing that great shot because I was paying attention to something else.
Beautiful quote!!!
Thanks Rexlin. It helps to remind us that is human to make mistakes.
True quote,,, 🙂
Yes indeed Drake. 🙂
Hi Emily
How true!!
Am linking to you today from soulsnet. It’s all about comfort zones. Hope you will visit and enjoy. xx
You are awesome Corinne ! I took a brief glance this morning and it’s a fantastic post. I’ll be back shortly to respond well. Hugs, Emily
Love this, and yes, a life back-spacer would be a very neat gadget. 🙂
Sort of like the Easy Button from Staples. 🙂
Wonderful post! The photo and quote work so well together! Where did you find that image?
That is an antique typewriter that we have in our house Tricia.
Very cool! My son saw his first typewriter the other day. He had no idea what it was…amazing.
That is really funny ! Now I should pull out our own cash register, that will really throw him for a loop!
Beautiful.
Thank you so much ! It is an old typewriter.
Typewriters are now obsolete. Enter whiteout or delete buttons. 😀
So true, I used to love typing on a typewriter. But I love the ease of not putting paper into the machine!
Yup. Onward and upward….
But sometimes one has to go back a few steps to keep moving forward.
A true quote!! Love it.
Thanks Judy ! Wish I had a back button sometimes. Like someone said..when I miss that perfect photo op.
I love this quote. And another antique I remember …