I read a Facebook post the other day:<\/p>\n
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“I woke up this morning thinking ‘I need to charge my laptop!’<\/p>\n
Then I woke up and found it was already plugged in.<\/p>\n
Thank you, last night me!”<\/p>\n
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Isn’t it funny how some little thing, or some series of little things, can add up to a very wonderful now?<\/p>\n
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Every day, every moment we choose what to do and what not to do. The choices seem small and unimportant. Yet over time, they stack up into something substantial.<\/p>\n
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Good habits, or bad. Small perseverances that shape a whole life.<\/p>\n
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The version of my life made of diversions, reversion and perversion.<\/p>\n
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Habits and traditions begin with accidents. The best plans never survive the first encounter with the enemy.<\/p>\n
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Which is why<\/p>\n
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I am so grateful to the me of five and a half years ago. The me that started writing this Weekly wonder, and let it be exactly and whatever I wanted it to be.<\/p>\n
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I doubted and despised what I was doing. I judged it harshly, and appreciated it sometimes. I disregarded and discounted my little essays.<\/p>\n
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But I still wrote them. I wrote them for me.<\/p>\n
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And then I wrote them for you.<\/p>\n
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Thank you me, for writing this for 5 years. Thank you for allowing me to arrive at this moment of appreciation.<\/p>\n
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And very very thank you all for reading these, whenever you do, whenever you can, and for however long it’s been since you’ve discovered it.<\/p>\n
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We are all doing something unique. We’re letting thoughts pass through our minds and leave us the better for them.<\/p>\n
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This is a time of tradition and remembering what happened last year and last time.<\/p>\n
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It’s been a pretty ugly crazy beautiful year with all the things we each did and didn’t do.<\/p>\n
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Thank you all. I love how this adventure is turning out.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I read a Facebook post the other day: “I woke up this morning thinking ‘I need to charge my laptop!’ Then I woke up and found it was already plugged in. Thank you, last night me!” Isn’t it … Continue reading