I've been struggling to post on the blog. Sometimes it is a lack of time, sometimes a lack of motivation. Sometimes I can't think of anything worth writing/reading. I have an empty house for probably the next hour so I had a choice to make. Do I tidy up, get all the niggly little jobs that will make my week run smoother done? Do I sew the cushion cover I have been intending to sew for the last 3 months? Do I get a head start on prepping dinner? Or do I go the other way. Do I opt to ignore the little tune the washing machine makes when the load is finished? Do I chose to believe that all the little jobs will get done eventually and if they don't then its not the end of the world.
While making a cup of tea I spotted this quote on my fridge "You can't cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water" - Rabindranath Tagore. So I decided to change my perspective. To believe that what I had to say was worth writing/reading. I cleared some space on the desk in the spare room and de-camped from the dining room table which is where I normally write. I am currently facing a blank wall which I am choosing to use to my advantage. This position allows me to ignore the bed I have just stripped which needs to be remade. Out of sight, out of mind is a very useful thing. In time, I may decide to stick up some pictures but for now I am using the blank wall as a way to de-clutter my mind and focus on this post (if only for a couple of minutes). I'm hoping my change of perspective will get the flow flowing but only time will tell.
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