It has been a busy week, so busy that it is a blur. I hardly know what I was so busy doing. Let me see. Work, of course, and long hours after work whittling away at my list of projects that will create a "perfect" first grade classroom. Attempting to attend my son's soccer games, taking him to Boy Scouts, packing lunches, cooking or buying meals, serving in church activities, planning energy work sessions with friends, celebrating my mother-in-law's 92nd birthday, and bills! Oh yes, and avoidance behaviors, like watching a couple of movies and logging on to facebook to connect with friends instead of vacuuming or some other domestic activity.
When I am in a survival schedule (regularly eating dinner at eight p.m. as is common of late), I start to be truly grateful for life's little pleasures. For instance, I love my messy house. Yes, despite the mess, it is ours and we can come home, have our basic needs for food, water, shelter, nurturing, and love met. For these things and many others I am truly grateful, including the people and life opportunities that keep me so busy.
Life is truly good! Peace and Light to all!
When I am in a survival schedule (regularly eating dinner at eight p.m. as is common of late), I start to be truly grateful for life's little pleasures. For instance, I love my messy house. Yes, despite the mess, it is ours and we can come home, have our basic needs for food, water, shelter, nurturing, and love met. For these things and many others I am truly grateful, including the people and life opportunities that keep me so busy.
Life is truly good! Peace and Light to all!
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