Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Bounce

I'm waxing serious today, my apologies.
We've had two hospital adventures this past month and the day after the first one I was chatting with Eda. She called to see how I was recovering from the prior two days events. I was in the car just finished with a yoga class and on my way to Trader Joes, she commented to me that I sure do bounce back from craziness quickly.

I thought about it and thought YES! --I'm sure trying. I probably didn't always used to but once you have been through ALL of the insane medical insanity we've been through (I thought about doing a funny list here but then thought---that'd take forever to write!) your perspective kinda changes. That and I've seen WAY WAY worse. I've seen babies that will never leave the hospital, babies leave their family, kids and families endure so much adversity that your heart could break.

The thing of it is, we are in for it. This life is for growth and learning--so you better believe you will be challenged to your limits, and you're never done. Death is beginning to sound not so bad, eh? I kid, I kid.

Crappy, difficult things are bound to happen to everyone. Learning to be able to pick that ball up and run with it is something I aspire to do and I love seeing it in others. People that are sucking the marrow out of this life. Why the hell not! Life's pretty awesome! Fall down; get back up and run to something better.

Leave yesterdays bad day there, don't bring it into the totally awesome day that's staring you in the face today.
This photo showcases a vintage dress given to me by the lovely Eda...plans for it...

1 comment:

  1. I love this... and couldn't agree more!! I don't know if it's just becoming sort of immune to these types of things after you've been through them, or just extra help from above along the way. But I do feel like "I can't control it, for the most part, so there's no use in letting it ruin my days". It has become part of our "normal" and I guess like everything else that is a constant, you just eventually become used to it. Thank goodness too!

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