One week later and I am still sitting on the proverbial fence as to what to do. It's been an enlightened week. I had a one on one with my new manager and I was able to voice some of my concerns and resolved on moving forward. I think I have a handle on what is and isn't the workplace realities for my job. I have done some soul searching and I think I know which direction works best for me, what are the aspects of my life necessary to endure and what goals are realistic to conquer to insure that my future is bright enough to maybe dawn a pair of shades.
Now the big question - do I watch what I say, change the direction of a blog that for over 3 years has been my voice; or do I shut it all down and revert to paper and pen? The answer?
Simply put - continue on as is.
My life may not look "right" for some who look in but I am comfortable with my choices and happy at the way it is going. A future for me has possibilities of being full and happy and that comes from a resolve to know myself and to find a way to balance all if it and realise that in the balance the living a full life happens.
Nothing is perfect - nor does it have to be. When I finally figured out that perfection is, as the Hebrew tradition relates, finding it in oneself and not in the determination of what others expect, I have found a happiness and resolve in my life that makes no excuses. I am, quite literally shocked, at the sanity of it all.
So I resolve to continue in the hope that someday my words will matter. That the journey I am on will have a significance to my posterity. I was recently reading the journal of one of JS's many wives. I am sure the intent of her written words were never what they have become but all the same, her words matter, deeply.
So, for those who read, take head, I resolve to continue. I will take the time to pay attention to the intent of my message, write for those that matter and hope that someday, someone, somewhere will read them and relate and find comfort and hope. It's all I can ask.
