Somewhere I lost my way. It happens to us all at some point. Getting back into the writing saddle has been more challenging than I expected this time.
It was innocent, the loss. Or so it seemed. Until I realized one day there was something missing. It’s as if I left my best friend behind at a rest stop and it took many miles before I saw my friend was no longer in the car. Yet it’s worse than that because I was left with a sense of loss without understanding what the loss even was for some time.
During this time I’ve allowed myself to be distracted and not all in healthy ways. It seems that imbalance is inevitable and when we find ourselves out of balance, how we respond is more important than the actual loss of balance.
I’ve also allowed life circumstances to chip away at my resolve to write and share, having already felt too vulnerable. Yet, I see now where this was a fallacy. It is in writing and sharing that leads to better understanding, at least that’s what works for me.
So cheers to getting back in the saddle! Now to find the sunset, the partner in crime and the horses… 😉 🌅
May we all be well in our journeys, understanding that where we have taken side trails that it is just part of the learning process.
Namaste
Welcome back. Sometimes an unplanned hiatus is good to rejuvenate the mind and the pen.
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Thank you, Rob! I trust you are well! ❤️
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Good to see you again Tiff! Hope you are back with a bang!
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Thank you, BP! I trust all is well with you!
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Not too bad Tiff! Thank you!
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Glad to hear it! 💜
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