Conversation – 20

Sheba, I am packed & ready with the exception of a few items, we are carry-on only. I have been packing and unpacking and reworking my 2 bags. We will do laundry and leave behind the older items that we no longer want (but will wear on this last trip).
Too bad about the recaptcha issues.
Hike was nice since it has cooled down quite a bit. One snake sighting, non venomous. Lots of cute bunnies.
On the Heidi thread, people are all entitled to their opinions and everyone certainly has them but why be such a negative bitter poster? Not everything is for everyone. Heidi Daus is really lovely in her attitude, energy, and appearance. I’m sure she isn’t threatened in the least. :).
Have a great evening!

Peace Out Peeps have a nice evening.✨🌹

@xango,

I am doing fine just a little frustrated with the Recaptcha.
How are you? I know you were thinking of your mother the other day.
Keep those feelings I know she is looking out for you.

I miss my dad too and I think of him often.

All my Critters are coming every night as OZ is much cooler in the past few days.

@Sheba 🌻🌻🌻🍂🍂🍂

Good afternoon Sheba 😊, I hope you are well 😊.

Glad you were able to post. I don’t know if it’s the tablet or HSN, things look different now. But still able to get into this site, and that’s a good thing.
We had some rain yesterday, and the days before that it rained. The grass and plants were very happy 😊.

Feeling Lost

The beauty of being lost is the same thing that makes it scary — we must look within ourselves to find the way.

When we are lost, we typically look at a map to figure out where we are and how to get to our chosen destination. This works well, assuming there is a map of the territory in which we find ourselves and we know our destination. However, this is not always the case. At this time in human history, we are all venturing into uncharted territory, whether we know it or not. And as individuals, we may find ourselves covering ground that our predecessors never even knew existed. When we look to them for guidance, they often come up short. Not knowing exactly where we are, we find ourselves unsure of which way to go, and eventually the uneasy feeling that we are lost presents itself.

The beauty of being lost is the same thing that makes it scary — it asks us to look within ourselves to find the way. If we have no map, we must go on instinct, relying on our inner compass to show us which way to go. This can be scary because so much seems to be riding on it. We fear we might go too far in the wrong direction or become paralyzed and make no progress at all. Yet, this is the very challenge we need to develop our ability to trust ourselves. We are also learning to trust that the universe will support and guide us. We may believe this intellectually, but it is only through experience that it becomes knowledge of the heart. Learning to be okay with being lost and trusting that we will be guided, we begin our journey.

We can support ourselves by confirming that we don’t need to know exactly where we are going in order to take our first steps. We are learning to feel our own way, rather than following an established path, and in doing so we learn to trust ourselves. It is this trust that connects us to the universe and reminds us that no matter how lost we feel as we journey, on the inner level we are already home. AMEN!

@kittengirl,

Good Morning Kitten wishing you a nice Thursday Morning stay safe and cool.

@shoelady60,

Good afternoon in the ‘burgh. I am so glad your sister is safely traveling.
I know you feel alone right now just hang on she will be back.

Oz is cooling down a bit at least no A/C is on and I am happy with that.

Enjoy your day i am still dealing with posting problems as you can see I am
still trying.

Sending cool vibrations to you and Jake’s Canvas. How I miss Jake.

Lady I look after four cats now that Charlie is the cat is gone. All cats just seem to
come to me. LOL!