With my homemade brew of delicious iced coffee nearby, and the steady buzz of a lawnmower down the street and the hum of swirling fans in all the rooms above me, this is my beautiful spot with my morning view.
I can see things a bit more brightly... during all those storms we had last month we lost a lot of valuable shaded limbs. Some places are seeing where the 'sun don't shine'! I love my view, but I am a bit sad.
In a week Bubba will be off to college, Sissy starts school the following week (we are currently in negotiations about a drivers license) ... all 3 grand parents are in the midst of health issues, the DH is working extra hard at his new job during this econmic upheaval. I am once again easily brought to tears because of the changes all happening, and I am left to wonder what will be my purpose. I've kind of lost my mojo.
It's a tiny pitty party, I don't want you to come, because it needs to over with real soon...
Okay, and so in conclusion... where I find a lot of inspiration... Pinterst and a few quotes
Be kind
for everyone
you meet is
fighting a hard
battle.
Life is
beauty
FULL
Sometimes you gotta pretend everything is okay.
She's crazy, and just when you think
you've reache the bottom of her craziness,
there's a crazy underground garage.
Breathe deep & let go of things.
Chin up buttercup!
2 comments:
It's a time of transition, Peggy, and you'll find something new on the other side. It's hard to figure out what to do when you don't have to focus so much on the kids anymore. I told my daughter yesterday that I can't wait until she goes back to school and I only see her once in awhile again! It's amazing how quickly you get used to not mothering them...when I see her stuff littering every inch of the house all I can think is that I'm done with that job, aren't I?? :) I still have at least another year or two with Cory in the house, but he keeps to himself so it's like he's gone already. Keep searching for something new, something you!
Thank you for the great words Pam!
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