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I have spent much of 2014 living in a state of perpetual medium-low-level-terror.
A sort of fear that would refuse to go or shift even. Waiting for things to go
wrong. And then when they did, I’d be dreading the worse.
By the way, how absurd is Facebook’s new feature - ‘it’s been a
great year thanks for being a part of it’, which I believe is very popular.
Unfathomable.
It would be flippant to say that 2014 was the worst year of my
life. I dare not say that. Let’s just say it was terribly hard.
And I do get those… look at the glass half full, count your blessings, it’s the darkest before dawn, etcetera. I fought to find some good amid so much bad. Which I did. And thus survived. As I save this final draft, there’s news about the Air Asia debris being discovered.
My glass is half full. Being healthy, being loved and knowing people I love and care for are healthy and happy, and getting to watch walter white and jesse after a somewhat fulfilling day at work, make it more than half full I think. Touché.
2015 will have to be about living, about being easy and fun and about
making things possible. Just surviving won’t cut it.
Huffington Post says, life is meant to be abundant and limitless, we create scarcity of hope and ambition by believing in it. Life is supposed to be easy and overflowing with good moments. If life is a constant struggle, you're running on empty and you dread Mondays, it's time to take an honest look at your life -- in a loving way.
Trite. But right.
Because it’s the new year’s eve, let’s go with it, shall we?
Three of my several plans/resolutions for the new year – mind my
own business and have as much fun as I possibly can. Every. Single. Day.
Set weekly goals.
And people pleasing efforts be damned. Thank you.
Set weekly goals.
And people pleasing efforts be damned. Thank you.
Two O One Five, I am ready whenever you are.
