Bonnie and Clyde

So my daughter got me into watching the A&E Mini Series Bonnie and Clyde on t.v. And with that, had to explain a lot of history and such and so forth regarding the story.

So just in case you don't know - they end up dead where the police ambush them and dump tons of ammo into their vehicle and they both die. SO it begged the question; if this was back in the 1930's, no GPS, no satellites, no cell phones, no internet, etc. - - how did the police track them and know where they would be? The answer is THEIR HABITS. Bonnie and Clyde had established a rather predictable pattern of visiting their folks and how they traveled and the police predicted where they thought they'd be, and ambushed them.  (I'm greatly simplifying it here, but you get the idea)

Therefore, let us be aware, that habits are as old as time. Our habits can make or break us. They can sometimes make us predictable. If someone was going to make an assumption or prediction about you - based on your habits - would it be good or bad ?

As always, make champion choices,
Debra