you know that she’ll break you in two
Tuesday, September 30, 2008 20:25There is peace in this, somewhere.
The energy in the Universe feels like it’s collecting, twisting, forming.
I know what I need to do.
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These are just some of the things that make me who I am.
There is peace in this, somewhere.
The energy in the Universe feels like it’s collecting, twisting, forming.
I know what I need to do.
My Mom cried today. Her tears sounded like old pain.
My Grandma is sick. Diabetes. She’s losing her vision. Her body is deteriorating. She is in her 70’s.
My Grandma was my first boss. I used to clean office buildings with her when I was a teenager. She has worked like a horse her entire life….up until just recently, when she fell ill.
She gave me my work ethic.
She is strong. And stubborn. And mean. And tiny. And powerful.
Thank you, Grandma, for everything you have taught us.
I took this picture of Mike and Erin last week. I love it so much; it captures the beauty of their spirits.
Also, I have every intention of using this head shot from now on when I’m Photoshopping Mike’s head onto things.
Thank you for being in my life, dear friends.
I adore you both.
LB,
You taught me the value of true friendship.
You are with me, everyday. I cherish you. You will never be replaced.
Happy Birthday.
I miss you.
SP
Conflicted, she stared ahead at the unresponsive wall of resistance that she herself had built.
There was a numbness coming over her.
How foolish she’d been.
Apprehensive, she made her way through the fog, stopping over and over to find her resolve.
She did not remove her armor.
How wise she’d been.
I am the purple sky.
I’ve had to do some thinking.
Yesterday was a rough day for me, because it stirred up a lot of old pain and resentment that I had done such a good job of detaching from.
My anger has subsided, but as I’ve been exploring these feelings today, I’ve come away with a few thoughts:
Disappointing, the way you cling to the fragments.
I can see right through you and your broken truth.
Scottie’s thoughtful nature.
Erin’s companionship.
When I can look at myself in the mirror and smile.
The girl in the elevator who is always genuinely kind and friendly.
Laughter and tears with Angie.
Veronica’s smile.
The lady in Paris who stopped to help me find my way.
There is nothing in this moment.
I am standing completely still.
But there is hope, you see.
Everything is in this moment.
You can feel it if you stand completely still.
Look carefully to find out if your spiritual search is a disguised form of ego.
-Eckhart Tolle, A New Earth