Putting Fingers to Keyboard: #WQ: Theme: Unlikely

It's another week of  Wednesday Quotes, hosted by Marsha from Always Write. If you're interested in joining, you can find more about #WQ here.

This weeks theme almost had me stumped. I wondered what I'd find. I shouldn't have worried since I find plenty of quotes about the word "unlikely". Now, to find pictures...which I like to do...to go with the theme, that might be unlikely! It might not happen. 

Now, we can think of the term unlikely, in the form of: It's unlikely I'll win the lottery if I never play the game, it's unlikely I will die in a plane crash, it's unlikely that I'll ever visit all 50 states. It's definitely unlikely that I will ever finish reading all the books on my Kindle.  Or we can think of it in the directions my quotes went...that perhaps, it's in the unlikely places, people, things, that amazing things happen. Maybe an unlikely friendship that blossomed despite odds. 

Proof that I may never read all these books. I really should go through and delete some.

I loved this quote! How sad, though, that we don't often have our eyes and heart trained to see things in unlikely places. 

It is highly unlikely this old Ferry on Anderson Island will ever get moved. 

I found this week and it struck me that I always want to be aware how in the past I only looked for friendships in obvious places, mostly church. Then I realized that sometimes when things change, especially beliefs, etc...those friendships can change because they were mostly established on agreement. I remember saying once, "wow, I should've expanded my friendships more to include those outside the church walls". It wasn't that I didn't have friends outside of church, but I had believed that those were the ones I needed to have the closest friendships with. 

This lending library was in an unlikely place (at least I thought so). On a trail at the wildlife refuge. 

Oops I noticed a typo. Either way, this quote is so important. Sometimes it's just the small things that make a difference, in our lives or in other peoples lives. I try to look for ways to make a difference in a strangers life simply by the things I might say. 

I did think it would be unlikely that I would finish this puzzle because there was no photo to go off of, but I did, in fact, get it done. 

I don't know if I would consider myself as a person having courage, though I suppose I can certainly think of some instances where I had courage to do something I was afraid of. This one definitely provoked some thought. What are unlikely places we might find courage? 

Now, it is, in fact, VERY unlikely I will go on a zipline higher than this because I don't like heights. 

With Joy Unquenchable,

Kirstin