Lessons from the year 2014
Another year has come to an end. I have accomplished so much this
year. Not everything I wanted to accomplish, yet still a great deal. I got the
electronic version of my first book, “I am Hope”, published. It was a
monumental accomplishment.
I am proud that I was able to achieve my goal. In the New Year I will soon publish the print version of the book.
While
I wanted it to get done this year, I know everything will happen it is own
time.
As I look forward to all that the New Year brings, I cannot help
but look back on the year that has been. I have learned much from this last
year. Here is some of what I have learned…..
*Purging your house of unwanted and unneeded items cleanses your
environment as well as your spirit.
*I never want to have another thirty year winter storm in my
lifetime.
*I must be patient until my muse shows up.
*The creation of art is very much a gestational, birthing process.
*While I love that I can write to express myself, I know I am not ready to die for my art.
*There is beauty all around. It does not always need filtering.
*I got the moon on my birthday. What an amazing gift.
*I have taken my eyesight for granted in the past. Not
anymore.
*Artists are truly blessed with the gift of immortality. I will live
through my words long after I am gone.
*Sometimes it is good to share a little about yourself with your
audience.
*When a force of nature becomes still, the universe weeps.
*Serenity is hard to come by some days.
*It is easy to talk the talk. But, sometimes, to truly demonstrate your beliefs, you have to walk the
walk.
*As some in my state called it, “Hell hath frozen over.” And it was about time.
*It took fifteen months, but my very first book was worth the
wait.
*Where can you find inspiration? You never know.
*Social media sites, the internet age, needs a code of ethics.
*When an unstoppable source of energy stops, the universe weeps.
*My cats, Jazz and Blues, are loving their new found fame.
*If you could write a letter to your younger self, what would you
write?
*Does a poem have to rhyme? No, not all the time.
*Women should earn the same money as men for doing the same job.
The time has come.
*Writing a work of fiction, creating an entire universe from nothing,
is as meticulous a job as putting together an intricate mosaic.
*I think I finally know how to meditate.
*Surviving the death of a loved one can be a cruel process. You must give yourself time to truly grieve and heal.
*The holidays are only stressful if we let them be.
*The written word is of utmost importance.
I await the New Year and welcome its promise and success and possibilities. I find myself feeling thankful, for everything
I have learned, every challenge I have faced, every moment
of adversity I have overcome. I am also thankful to you for accompanying me on
this journey.
I wish you a happy, healthy 2015. May we all have wonderful
lessons in the New Year.
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