"One small step for a man. One giant leap for mankind!" Remember that? Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon for the very first time and we all watched- MILLIONS of us. Then, eons ago, a single humanoid ancestor strolled along a muddy stream bank and left an imprint there for all time when the mud dried and the print became fossilized. He left us a tiny peek into his barefoot world. We walk alone. We walk with friends. We are constantly climbing the steps of the ladder to success- or trying to. Take care where you step because your steps may be indelible and not all marked trails lead to happy endings.
*PLEASE WATCH YOUR STEP*
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| One small step for a man. One giant leap for mankind. |
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| Fossilized footprint of an early human ancestor |
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| In our life, we really always walk alone |
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| How lovely to walk with a little friend though! |
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| On our climb up the ladder of success, be careful where and how you step. We will ALL be watching. |
You are one very busy and creative lady. I like the idea of footsteps
ReplyDeleteVewry creative, indeed. I love the footprints, like a little child's ones and the staircase is good, too.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful. I love the way you find lots of interpretations of the weekly word. I specially like the ancient human one because I studied human evolution at Uni and it brought back some good memories of my time learning.
ReplyDeleteI love these. My little grandson is not yet walking but soon. Baby feet are the best.
ReplyDeleteGreat steps. I love the footprints.
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