I don't have
any idea what to blog about, but I suppose I can just elaborate on what rolls off the tip of my tongue.
These things take time. Right now, I'm quite
happy lingering around, floating & exploring. I'm actually
enjoying the
love affair I'm having with
life.
I'm opening my eyes to the possibilities of being independant & giving myself an
extra boost of self-esteem. My ability to get through on my
own, & to cry on my
own shoulder, which is
about bloody time. I'm extending my awareness of my
own capabilites & experiencing first hand how absolutely
strong & mighty I can be - for a little "
baby" like me.
When you decide to be happy, I guess it's like being hit with a
pimple. Totally
expected &
unexpected at the same time. You wake up one day & get
surprised by the huge red mountain on your face. Then you think back & realise you're paying the price for chocolate & french fries. The analogy applies for
happiness, you pay the price for getting over the issue & moving on from it.
See what I've figured out is you don't have to
ask to be forgiven
& you
don't have to tell someone that they are. It just happens like an
unexpected cataclysmic event that could possibly submerge a third of the earth's surface with hot ash & pumice. Then when you decide you're
over the pain, you can focus on just being
happy. Suddenly the realm of contentment becomes clear as the clouds slowly fade & your surroundings become clearer & clearer.
Goodbye fog,
hello sunshine!
We waste
so much energy trying to be angry & sad, all for what? To
ironically make a
useless point & to be hit with an array of wrinkles when you hit your twenties?
No thanks! I may get laugh lines, but well defined cheeks are far
better than a sad
droopy face.
When we decide to go with the flow, everything around you falls into
place. No matter what the puzzle piece may be, it fits perfectly into the jigsaw. Instead of forcing the piece to fit, you
accept that it
doesn't, & somehow, after more pieces fall perfectly into place, the piece that you couldn't quite fit suddenly fits
perfectly into your jigsaw.
I like looking back at the memories I shared with the people who
don't matter now, & I love looking back at the
beautiful memories created with the people who
still matter to me. No matter how
painful the experience was, in most cases I can see the
beauty of it. I can look back & smile.
My
only regret is that I
didn't decide to be happier
sooner. It could of saved me many more
tears &
sleepless nights. But now that I've made it this far - I
don't ever want to go back!