I have been really enjoying fiddling with the photo's I took the other day! You probably noticed that I put one of them in the masthead here...although I haven't quite figured out how to do the sizing and placing of it, I kind of like having it there. If you have an opinion it or suggestion on sizing/placement to get it to fit across the frame... I'd sure like to hear it in the comments below...:)
I snapped this photo the other day at the railroad crossing near my apartment. I thought it was an interesting shot. After some brief (like a few seconds) of editing in my iphoto software I realized that this is such a good portrayal of this journey of self discovery and healing from trauma's past.
I don't know about you, but there were and have been plenty of times that I thought I should be done with this already...yet in hindsight, I can't believe just how far I have come in such a short amount of time.
And it all began with putting one foot in front of the other.
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I know that "I should be done by now". When that happens on a real walk or in life I take it as a sign to take a time-out.
On a walk I might stop for a hot drink or food from my pack, rest for a while and then move on.
In real life I allow a time-out; regroup and carry on.
In both cases I remember it's not a timed race.
Very excellent analogy, Mike! I like the idea of using this thought as an indicator that perhaps I need to rest and regroup....
And yes...it is truly a journey that we are on rather than a destination that would signal the end of something.
I think this is true for life in general...not just those of us walking this particular path...a process rather than an event...:)
I like this., very true , it cannot just happend, like anything- you have to TRY, and ACT. you have to be able to start somewhere, but without doing anything what can be done. loved this thanks :)
Action creates energy. I agree with you Kyla; we can hope and wish but until we take the steps we wont get anywhere...
Have your best day ever!
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