Little Things
Hey Guys, how are you all? Good I hope. Sorry I haven't posted for a while, I've been up to my usual tricks and thinking a whole lot of amazingly profound things whilst doing so. I just haven't gotten around to committing them to the blogosphere and have sadly now forgotten them, so I'll have to make up some other crap instead, as usual!
My thing at the moment is trying to make changes, trying to be a better person, and trying to be more at peace with my surroundings and whatever life may throw at me. As those of you who read regularly will know, I've recently been questioning my chosen profession, etc., and thinking that this time must surely be the time to actually do something about it because I've been through this so many times before that there must be something in it. Well it is the time that I have to do something about it, or more accurately, about me. I'm going to stick at it, but have to make some big changes to myself, one of the big motivations for sticking at it being the potential for making personal changes. For example, I was getting to feel worn down by work, and to feel that I wasn't getting the personal time and space to have a life. It is a very draining profession at times, dancing, for the body but even more so for the spirit. Recently we'd only been getting one day off a week (for about three months to be precise), and working many evenings. I've now decided to maximise the time I have, and spend quality time when I do have time off, doing things that recharge my spirit. Every evening, whenever possible, I get home in time for the sunset, and if I'm already home, stop whatever I'm doing and go out on the balcony to watch the sun go down. We have a great view from our balcony and you can watch the sun go down over the hills in the distance (I just posted some photos on my flickr page for you to see, just click on the link on the right). It's so very peaceful, my quiet moment for reflection. And cheesy as it may sound, as I watch the sun slide down behind the hills, shooting out it's last rays, I feel as if the light fills me up. It's so very beautiful and a little bittersweet, as I seem to feel more intensely the ending of the day. Sometimes I gaze upon it and feel that it's the last sunset and the sun will never rise again.
So that's that. Last week also happened to be when
I'm going to leave you with that thought for now but will post again soon and tell you what else I'm doing to make my life richer and what's rocking my world. I'm also working on a one hundred things about me post as I have been led to believe that one cannot be taken seriously as a blogger without having done so! I love you all and hope this finds you well. Take good care of yourselves xxxxx
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Oh no! Spam on blogs! What a bummer! I took a load of pictures of our sunset last night - fab views across London from here. Will download them later and see if any of them stand up to mailing to you. Good luck with the improvements! mxxxxxx
Marty, I was just over at Spence's blog posting a comment on "Stop the World" (14/11), and in that was partly sharing about the importance of taking time out on a regular basis to reflect. Then I came here and read your sharing on sunsets and just had to smile. And thanks for the subsequent pics too Bro. Noice.
Glad you enjoyed the Cat too:
Welcome to this night
welcome to this song
welcome to these rhymes
that be going on and on
welcome to the empire
and the funky empire tunes
but most of all welcome
to the bellas in this room...
well hchello hchello
... Pablo, PABLOOOOO!
:-)
(((Hugs))) mate, love to Lisa.
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