By Joyce
It’s fifty-seven degrees in Seattle today; there is no doubt the axis of the earth is turning and spring is on schedule. But I’m not. Usually I feel happy, excited about the emergent buds and early flowers, but I’m noticing I feel retractive, not quite ready to bust out of winter mode. Try as I might to seal myself into my own psychological envelope, it won’t stop the natural progression of increased daylight and temperatures, and all the resultant growth.
I get the sense I will be a late bloomer this spring. Yesterday Marge gave me a Lesson of the Day, an important reminder about what I might need in order to flourish in the coming season.
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March 2, 2013
Marge’s Lesson of the Day
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By Joyce
It’s fifty-seven degrees in Seattle today; there is no doubt the axis of the earth is turning and spring is on schedule. But I’m not. Usually I feel happy, excited about the emergent buds and early flowers, but I’m noticing I feel retractive, not quite ready to bust out of winter mode. Try as I might to seal myself into my own psychological envelope, it won’t stop the natural progression of increased daylight and temperatures, and all the resultant growth.
I get the sense I will be a late bloomer this spring. Yesterday Marge gave me a Lesson of the Day, an important reminder about what I might need in order to flourish in the coming season.
Read more here: DailySelfCure
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