Getting Back On The Horse
Yesterday I came across an old blog from ten years ago and it still seemed relevant. I posted it on Facebook and Twitter and it elicited a few responses. This has encouraged me to take up writing once again. Part of the reason I took a break from writing is that I felt I had nothing left to say. After all I have written over 1,500 blogs since 2006. Perhaps I do have a few things left to say. Like the rest of my life I will not force anything. I will listen and be open to the voices in the wind. If there is something to say, I will say it. If there is nothing to say, I will be silent. Too often in the past I felt as though I was on production and every day was a deadline. I often felt pressure because many people expected their daily thoughts from me. I hope to have some new thoughts for you but they will not be on a daily basis.
Here’s to new beginnings……
Today is a frigid day in my part of the world. It snowed a little yesterday and temperatures are currently in the teens. I was hoping to not leave my house but my granddaughter left her book bag here and I had to drive it to her school this morning. Now I am home with hot coffee and good music.
Did I mention that some days I just sit in my chair with a book in my lap while I stare out the window? Rocking in my chair and staring out my window are traits I seemed to have inherited from my mother. Do you ever wonder what parts of your parents are now part of you?
This is enough for today. There are dirty dishes in the kitchen and books that need to be read.
If you are reading this I hope you are well.
Source: http://www.stumblingalongthespiritualpath.com/2019/03/getting-back-on-horse.html
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