Showing posts with label disappointments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disappointments. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Sweeping Out, Welcoming In...
With the New Year just about here, I like to declutter and downsize. And not just broken Christmas ornaments, old toys, clothes that don't fit. I go deeper. This is what I'm doing now:
Reconnecting with an old high school friend.
Letting go of a dead friendship.
Welcoming new people in my life.
Stepping away from a toxic person.
Clearing my mind of failures, disappointments, and hurts.
Opening my consciousness to possibilities, opportunities, and challenges.
Throwing away a manuscript that won't work.
Freeing a new idea to develop.
Learning to accept new views and differences.
Refusing to harbor outdated or hurtful opinions.
It's not easy, and I won't accomplish them all. Kind of like cleaning out the refrigerator- looks good for a while, but it's something that has to be done over and over. Even if you hate it, it's got to be done-and when you finish, you feel a sense of accomplishment.
So in 2016, I'm ready to forge ahead with a clean(er) slate.
Be careful, stay healthy and safe, look forward.
Char
Monday, March 2, 2015
These Things Happen
The Daffodil Watch has been suspended until:
1. It stops snowing every other day
2. I can move enough snow to get to my daffodil beds
3. When I go outside I don't have to worry about frostbite within 2 minutes
In the meantime (like until Wednesday when it's going to be 50 and I'll be out washing my car), I leave you with a picture of last year's glory:
And a little reminder from my friend and neighbor, Jeannie, to all of us:
Whether rejections, crises, upsets, disappointments--keep moving on.
Char
1. It stops snowing every other day
2. I can move enough snow to get to my daffodil beds
3. When I go outside I don't have to worry about frostbite within 2 minutes
In the meantime (like until Wednesday when it's going to be 50 and I'll be out washing my car), I leave you with a picture of last year's glory:
And a little reminder from my friend and neighbor, Jeannie, to all of us:
Whether rejections, crises, upsets, disappointments--keep moving on.
Char
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