Monthly Affirmation

may I be I is the only prayer - not may I be great or good or beautiful or wise or strong. ~e.e. cummings

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Obfuscation or Life

Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
Some might know what this picture is and others will have a guess or two. Most will not know. This picture is not meant as an obfuscation it just is a random snapshot taken with a phone for some reason that I do not remember. But it is like life in that some might know exactly what it is, others will have a guess at it and then there are a whole lot who take it for granted and just really do not pay attention to the fact that they are living.

Life is now. Life is here and then gone. Life is not the Carolina governor who did not post for a few days or respond to text messages and thus was not there. He was living right then. He was in touch with his life and experiencing the life of the world around him. But those who take life for granted will criticize him for this.

I have been absent in posting on facebook, blogs, myspace and all those as I had a choice this weekend of being with family and celebrating life or segmenting time with my computer and them. I was not obfuscated. I know the preciousness of life and took that choice.

Thinking sometimes helps me clear my head. Less clutter around me and online allows free range of thought. I need answers but that is on hold at the moment. Even my neurologist had to postpone an appointment with me for a month and thus that part of my life is up to me to continue to live and learn. Thus right now I am faced with life...with living.

I have a vacation coming up that I am so excited about. Less than a month away and I will be spending it with family and most importantly nieces and my nephew. Even better is that we will be immersed in the outdoors and not bouncing from this place to that place. Into this exhibit and then to that. An experience of life.

No obfuscation here...

See ya!
Reblog this post [with Zemanta]

No comments:

Post a Comment

.

"The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, worry about the future, or anticipate troubles but to live in the present moment wisely and earnestly." – Buddha