The Vast Unknown
Well, I'm making progress. I have some grander ideas in my head of how I want this page to look but I need more time to make it all happen. Keep posted for further changes!
Ah, there is so much to say and so much not say these days. I have secrets swimming just below the surface and it's killing me to not yell out everything that I am thinking. The problem is that these secrets aren't mine to share so I will have to bite my tongue a while longer. What I can say is that changes are looming and I am both excited and nervous by the various possibilities.
Uncertainty. It is a difficult thing for me. I like things planned, settled, and known. Yet, there are times in life where that is simply impossible. I reason with myself that the future is always uncertain and therefore not worth worrying about in any sort of anxious way. I tell myself to take each day as it comes. Breathe. Live in the now. Stop worrying about things that might not ever be. Appreciate the good. I feel like there is so much wisdom deep down if only I'd take my own good advice.
Hmmm.
On a separate note, I read the following article in the Globe & Mail this past weekend:
Berlin. A swan has fallen in love with a plastic swan-shaped paddle boat on a pond in the German town of Muenster and has spent the past three weeks flirting with the vessel, five times its size, a sailing instructor said yesterday. Peter Overschmidt said the swan will finally figure it out but hopes it won't be heartbroken.
Awwwww. I'm thinking good thoughts for that little swan.
Ah, there is so much to say and so much not say these days. I have secrets swimming just below the surface and it's killing me to not yell out everything that I am thinking. The problem is that these secrets aren't mine to share so I will have to bite my tongue a while longer. What I can say is that changes are looming and I am both excited and nervous by the various possibilities.
Uncertainty. It is a difficult thing for me. I like things planned, settled, and known. Yet, there are times in life where that is simply impossible. I reason with myself that the future is always uncertain and therefore not worth worrying about in any sort of anxious way. I tell myself to take each day as it comes. Breathe. Live in the now. Stop worrying about things that might not ever be. Appreciate the good. I feel like there is so much wisdom deep down if only I'd take my own good advice.
Hmmm.
On a separate note, I read the following article in the Globe & Mail this past weekend:
Berlin. A swan has fallen in love with a plastic swan-shaped paddle boat on a pond in the German town of Muenster and has spent the past three weeks flirting with the vessel, five times its size, a sailing instructor said yesterday. Peter Overschmidt said the swan will finally figure it out but hopes it won't be heartbroken.
Awwwww. I'm thinking good thoughts for that little swan.
posted by Leah at
1:00 a.m.
3 Comments:
i like the new look! very swish.
love the new lay-out! very stylish! btw, thanks for pointing out leonard cohen's new book to me, i hadn't heard of it yet.
seems that the vast unknown has become a little vaster even :-)
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