Don't be sad it is over, be happy it happened.
I have found that it is best for me to find the blessings of the present. . . There is so much to be thankful for.
Time is the natural changer of things. We are in constant change. Believe me I have had my share of change. And I struggle with change. I know, I know, I am changing my home decor all the time, but that is different. I mean the real life changers. I have a hard time. I think that is why I like things left the way they are. . .Don't move me, don't change the way I do things, just let me be. .
Now today I have to deal with the time change. Daylight Savings Time. I would like to know where the savings is. . .It throws me into turmoil. Ya, a silly thing like changing the clock back or forward. I don't like it. Just leave the clock the same. . I prefer the natural time which is Mountain Time for me. This time change is easier for me that the one in the spring. When we spring forward. At least today I get my hour back.
There are times when change is good.
The little picture on the bottom is a flea market find.
The painting of the daisies is beautiful. But the frame was ugly!
So with some tender loving care, white paint and some gold paint
I was able to change it to something beautiful.
I love it. And it looks so pretty hanging in my living room.
So you see time and change can be good under certain circumstances. Some of the reason I took my break from blogging was because I had lost interest in blogging. I wasn't the same as when I started 6 years ago. In the beginning the bloggers were all so kind, and often we made friendships through our blogs. To me it seems it is too competitive. Too commercial. . The fun of meeting new people and learning of their life behind the blog has been lost. I miss that. I still have my blogs I follow regularly. They are real people. I have watched as they have gone through joys and sorrows. Not only have I seen their creative genius, and have taken advise from them, but I have found friends. . They may not even know how much I enjoy reading their blogs. For me I want the feeling of community in the blog land. The way it once was. Brenda from Cozy Little House, recently wrote a post about the change. I totally agree with what she said. If you have a chance you can read it here.
Well I think I am rambling now. So I had better get back to my latest and greatest time consuming project.
Coloring. I will tell you about it in another blog. Please do come back. . .
I am into coloring, too! I love the mandalas! Love your picture frame makeover. Very true post! I don't handle change well either. Hope you have a great week, Karie.
ReplyDeleteKarie, I am so with you on looking for the good and joy in each and every day! As for the election, I will not go there either. :) I feel blogging should be fun and uplifting! It certainly has changed, but I still feel a connection with so many. Some long blog friendships, like you and still continue to make new ones. I try to look for the positive in blogging and stay away from the negative. Welcome back! You have been missed! I don't always get around to visiting as much as I would like, but many (like you) pop into my thoughts often.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann