And I can feel it. I’m in the midst of a move, health issues with my daughter, development issues with my son, financial struggles, the search for work, the search for health insurance…and I’ve had this on a back burner. (Go figure…how many FRONT burners does one person have?)
But I can feel it. I feel better when I write, journal, whatever - whether it is actually written or typed. I feel better if I take some time during the day to write out what I need to remember, what is worrying me, what I need to do or take care of, plan things out, or simply vent. I really need to do this right now - surely 5-10-15 minutes a day is doable.
May 9, 2008
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mmiller |
Changes, Family, Personal |
self-care, To Do, Writing |
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Our move is becoming more and more of a reality. Boxes are appearing and being filled. Our house is becoming more and more chaotic. The job search is becoming more urgent. Sigh. I’m beginning to really FEEL the move - the loss of my home, the change of neighborhood and familiar things, moving away from people I know here. We’ve lived in this area for 11 years and now I am feeling the loss.
I know that this will be good for us, but I can’t help grieving a bit.
April 27, 2008
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mmiller |
Changes, Personal |
Changes, grief, moods, moving |
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Well, not only is my life changing rapidly, apparently so is WordPress! I know I hadn’t been on much lately, but really…what a shock. Nothing is where I left it!
Well, like everything else, I’m sure I’ll get used to this - I just could have used a “heads up”. I guess that wouldn’t have really altered anything, but I’ve got enough surprises in my life these days. Oh well…I’ll get over it.
I do think that I am going to like this, once I get used to things and figure out how to do things I used to do so easily. I’d like to think I’m flexible enough to change and adapt and move on, easily and preferably without complaint. Inflexibility in life isn’t a good thing.
April 6, 2008
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mmiller |
Blogroll, Changes, Personal |
attitude, Changes, wordpress |
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