So, 15 minutes is not enough time to do much of anything online. Even with giving myself extra time I have cut my computer time down by hours a day. Hours. The next time I say I don't have time to get things done I will be kidding myself.I panic when I take a blogging break that I will be forgotten. I can trace that back to when I was a toddler and one Christmas we were at my grandparents' house. My older siblings and my older cousins were hooping and hollering with new cowboy hats and shiny toy guns complete with holsters. I tugged on my brother's sleeve and asked where my present was. He told me I was too little to get one. Every time I panic that I will be forgotten it's that tiny girl worrying over that not my adult self. Doesn't change anything really but it's good to know where it comes from.
I got up early this morning and did yoga. I just about talked myself out of it. On the way to the bedroom door I reminded myself that people do things every day that they don't feel like doing so get over myself already.
I have a sticky situation at work to get through today. I am grateful that I don't have to get through it alone. That God sees some bigger picture is a great reminder to me this morning. It's one of those days of reminding myself "I get to" rather than "I have to."
10 comments:
Best of luck at work..you are going in with a good attitude.
"We alcoholics are undiciplined."
It sounds like you are doing a great job of finding balance in your life. We could never forget you! Thanks for the reminder of all 'we get' to do today!
I'm glad you did the yoga. It's a gift being able to get past the emotion ("I don't feel like it") to take the right action.
I won't forget you.
How could anyone ever forget you? ((((HOPE))))
Hope, truthfully after reading your blog and your archives, I could never forget you or wish to, your journey is integral to my learning.
I hope that your sticky situation at work gets worked out...
Hugs
g
Forgotten during a break? Not likely. :) You forget that you've been making waves out here for a while. Those ripples keep going on...
:)
{0}
Unforgettable you. :)
Fifteen minutes for blog reading? Yikes. I thought I'd spend five minutes a day at it, when I began. Maybe that's like 'just one drink' or 'just one kiss'.
What a great goal. I'll be watching, considering whether to follow your lead...
Reading your blog is like hearing my own thoughts, only more organized, clear, and insightful. Enjoy your break, and don't fret about being forgotten.
Post a Comment