The problem with time is that we think we have it. If we realized that we don't possess time, then perhaps we would become less stressed and more open to the miracles that happen every moment around us.
Please replace every instance of the word "we" with "I" in the above. I admit it, this lesson is for me. I'm the one who's grasping toward the illusion of time. I'm having trouble fitting in everything I have to do for myself and my family before we leave for my folks' next week. And isn't it a shame that I may be missing some of the magic? My 2.5yo son is just now discovering the wonders of Santa Claus, Christmas lights, stockings, and cocoa. I must slow down and breathe it in.
At the top of my to-do list, I should just write:
Every moment is an infinity, and yet, every moment is born and then dies.
Maybe de-pooping the backyard isn't so important after all.
So...
I am signing off until at least the end of December, if not the New Year, when I will return with a little list of goals I'd like to accomplish in the infinity of moments that we everyday folk like to call 2006.
I wish all of my brothers and sisters a wonderful holiday season of joy and peace.
Your faithful,
Mary Louisa
7 comments:
Happy holidays, Mary Louisa!
Thanks, Jason. Same to you and yours. :)
Happy holidays--enjoy your break.
Thanks for visiting my blog!
M
I hope you find time to breathe and enjoy. Happy Holidays!
see you in 2006 if not before!!
love the photo!
I'm missing you ML. I hope you have a great holiday. Kiss those babies for me!
M, Tiff, Anne, and Shannon, thanks for the good wishes. It's going to be a smashing 2006.
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