…suffice it to say
that the existence of broccoli does not, in any way, affect the taste of
chocolate. [John Green, The Fault in Our Stars]
It is really quite amazing how many things don’t even cross
my mind. EVER. Yet this idea makes a sort of sense to me that I just canNOT
stop smiling about.
I’m learning about respect. About “boundaries” that really
mean something. About stepping up and taking a step back. About listening
without responding. About loving what once made me more than a little crazy and
often, too often, NOT nice.
The fact that I am only coming to this place of realisation Now,
due to wildly improbable cirumstances [or DO I mean unimaginable?!], well there
goes Life BEing Life. Its terms. Its time.
You have a choice in
this world, I believe, about how to tell sad stories, and we made the funny
choice. [John Green, The Fault in Our Stars]
I am grateful for the simple/est things. For the way it
feels to BE me in my Life Right Now. I’m discovering how little liking Life’s
course ultimately matters. We get to make choices, each of us, all of us, yet
so rarely DO we recognise ourselves DOing this.
I am DOing this Now. And I recognise me DOing it, too.
I love you, Currie
3 comments:
This is amazing Currie.
YOU are amazing.
Such truth & awakening in these words.
You are in a good place. I can tell.
Wishing you WONDER in the new year, and always a place in your heart to call your own. xx
This is amazing Currie.
YOU are amazing.
Such truth & awakening in these words.
You are in a good place. I can tell.
Wishing you WONDER in the new year, and always a place in your heart to call your own. xx
We do choose how we tell our stories and how we approach life each day. A change in perspective can alter your life almost beyond belief...and yet you still sit at the same table with the same coffee cup, you know? Life is marvelous and magical. :)
Post a Comment