Talk about an overused and trite analogy, but sometimes they are overused because, well, they’re true.
We had the loudest thunderstorm I think I have ever heard last night. It woke me up out of a sound sleep at 11:45, and I did not get back to sleep for an hour. I thought it hit right above my apartment. Fortunately, the power only blipped off and on and my computer and phone did not fry (whew). But goodness.
And it made me think about some of the realizations that I have had recently… the ones that have come out of the blue.
The voice I hear that says “you need to do this”. The realization that if I am not happy in a relationship, then maybe it’s not worth pursuing or keeping up the relationship. I spend so much time (as I said in yesterday’s post) dithering and seeking answers outside of me, and sometimes…sometimes the answers come so suddenly.
Is that because I have been seeking for so long? Or is it because the universe just gets fed up with my dithering and just wants me to get on with it?
Whatever it is… sometimes what I need in life is a wake up call.
Fall, winter – they’re supposed to be the settling-in seasons. The cozy ones, full of family and friends and traditions.
And I can’t help but think that my fall and winter are going to be seasons of change.