I really like the word blast.
I try to use it as often as possible.
It fits my life to the T.
Either I'm having a real BLAST* or else I am really having a BLAST.**
I have a hard time defining what exactly I am doing with my time and energy these days.
I feel like I have been functioning in these funky-little-unpredictable-blasts.
In work.
In play.
In relationships.
In thinking.
In processing.
In photography.
I've basically become dysfunctional in this particular space.
I have discussions and even some heated arguments with myself about what I should or could do with this space in the future.
This photo depicts my personal life.
Full and rich and beautiful. Sometimes overwhelmingly so.
A little unbalanced. More so some days than others.
There are so many things I love to do.
Many things I want to do.
Many, many, many dreams on the back burner right now.
Don't look at my pinterest boards or you may become overwhelmed for me.
So many choices everyday.
Yet many nonnegotiable tasks and responsibilities.
Probably one of my biggest fears is that I will reach the end of my life and realize that I floated along too much, blasting energy here and there and everywhere but didn't focus enough on the most important tasks I have been given to do.
The end.
* a party or riotously good time
**at or with full volume or speed
YOU are a blast*! And this makes me want to go stalk you on Pinterest. I just might!😉
ReplyDeleteYOU are a blast*! And this makes me want to go stalk you on Pinterest. I just might!😉
ReplyDeleteThe title of this post cracks me up. And what you're saying... Yes. Me too. I totally get it!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you look at the world. And, I identify with your fear. I worry I will reach the end of life and realize I missed what was really important.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteWe are coming to FB for summer term. Do you know if there are swim lessons available in the area from either certified instructors or moms or youth who know how to swim and instruct? None of my children have had any lessons. They range in age from 11 to 3 years with varying abilities and comfort levels. Thank you,
Sarah Sauder mksauder@gmail.com
Sarah, I am sorry that I didn't respond to your question sooner. Maybe you already found an answer. I do know that there are swimming lessons available here in Meadville. Shari Zook's children are currently enrolled so she would surely have more reliable info on the issue.
DeleteThanks. Looks like you've been a little busy. =)
DeleteTotally relate with your beautiful, full, off balance basket!
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