Peonies, William Merritt Chase, 1897 Completely aware of what the contents in her bag could lead to she sat with poise at the corner of his fully packed visitors’ room; it could backfire and end as another amusing affair for the public. “Both their lives were about to undergo a drastic change, but then he deserved it after what he had done to her mother years ago; money was not everything though they had enough provided by him but what about identity,” She thought. As she sat, looking at the peonies, the fallen petals caught her attention, they no longer belonged to the bouquet that they adorned once and the ripples in that water stirred the essence of the lake but then it added a charm to its otherwise stagnant existence. As she sat deeply engrossed in her own world, the secretary informed her that her master was ready to meet her, bringing her back to reality. As if woken from a deep sleep she excused herself to use the w...
Noble thoughts for the New Year.
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DeleteI never make plans for the new year… it Always comes different anyway ;-)
ReplyDeleteHave a splendid, ♥-warming ABC-Wednes-day / -week
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That is the point. A rough idea is enough to make it through the day.
DeleteResolutions are tricky - I saw this article that said that talking about making changes will make them less likely to happen. Why you shouldn’t share your goals – “Other people’s taking notice of one’s identity-relevant intentions apparently engenders a premature sense of completeness regarding the identity goal.” https://www.rogerogreen.com/2019/01/01/2018-in-review-learn-to-navigate/
ReplyDeleteFor me resolutions became a headache and as they kept on piling I felt bad. The moment I stopped thinking about them things became easier. I am quite organised and planned but resolutions made the situation stuffy ...
DeleteGood for you! I've thought that about losing and winning for awhile. We can't do everything right the first time, second, third, and on. With perseverance, if that's what I want to do, I continue until I get it right. Of course am I sure I know what that right looks like? Oh noooo.
ReplyDeleteit is a common problem with us, we indulge too much in the consequences and outcomes that the actual cause loses its essence and things go haywire. Aren't we all ignorant to the actual right ;)
Deletegood for you, taking care of yourself! use as many beginnings as you need...it took me YEARS and several stops and starts to quit smoking cigarettes, but her I am, 8 years later, smoke free. you can do it! I don't make resolutions, either. I just start from where I am, every time.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind words. There is no way out without trying, as quitting never solves the problem. Also, Kudos to you for taking succeeding in quitting smoking. Stay true to it, firm.
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