When you choose to be grateful, on a daily basis, it’s easy to see the good fortune that comes your way.
And even when things aren’t going great, you can still find the silver lining there.
It was my good fortune to spend 12 years in South Korea, learning about the language, culture, food, music and art. The Korean spelling for good fortune is…..
Officially, Spring started March 20th, and I see the daffodils and the camellias already leading the charge, as they pop up everywhere each Spring here in Seattle.
And there are at least several hundred other unique and beautiful flowers, just within a 10-mile radius of Seattle, that will soon reappear and present an encore of last year’s performance, to those who eagerly await their arrival, as well as to some who noticed them before but didn’t REALLY SEE them.
In my previous post, “Embracing Change. Seeking Stability”, I talked about my recent move to a different house.
My big kids: Jes, Jen, Noah and Tim came over to help me.
I recently moved to another house. I don’t like to move. I like a certain degree of stability.
But I don’t like everything to always be the same either so I embrace change. This move was actually long overdue and an upgrade from the house I was living in.
We all felt like we had just arrived in Paris and now it was time to leave. Our time, here, went too fast.
We got just a taste of the fabulous city but were unable to finish the meal.
So on this morning we were going to take a train to Barcelona.