Whatever comes at me today, at least I’m not paddling a canoe with all my worldly goods and a two-year-old.Â
Why tell a child that crossing lines isn’t always easy? Why burden them with the idea that some lines are best left uncrossed, and it’s hard to figure out which ones. Better to send them out into the world excited to obliterate the many lines that need to be crossed.
A message sent to me, and you, from 1874 to the present.
Every day I clear small obstacles in my path. I must notice them and take extra measures to deal with them, but I manage, no problem. Am I allowing some bigger obstacle to block my path? How can I go around?
I have a purpose for which I am the perfect size, material, and shape. The hand that wields the hammer is with me. I’d better call us some friends.
Great post😀
Short but sweet . . . Thanks for dropping by.
Wheeee! Skiing! That used to be a family sport. Now I’m afraid I’ll break something. Hahaha!
Surrender is often a good thing, certainly better than being inflexible and breaking.
Once I heard Oprah Winfrey say that she liked the gospel song, “I Surrender All,” because it helped her cope with difficult situations.
Stay safe!
I think it helps to cope, and also maybe to let life develop in ways that might surprise us being wonderful, even thought it wasn’t what we thought we wanted.
What a beautiful location! Extra reading time can be good. Flexibility is key to enjoying a vacation.
It was absolutely gorgeous. Breathtaking in fact. I enjoyed a lot of amazing skiing, and I took two days off to sit and read and write by the fire. Perfect.