3-8-10
Some days start a little later than others, and it can feel like you’re already behind the curve. Don’t let that convince you to toss the day away. You can make an impact on someone or something in a single moment, a split-second.
It isn’t more time we need, but more clarity.
Square-Peg Karen
/ March 8, 2010You said it!! More clarity, not more time – I needed to hear that. Thanks!!
p.s. loved your interview!
.-= Square-Peg Karen´s last blog ..The Day AFTER The Last Day of Whining =-.
emmajames
/ March 10, 2010Karen: I had such fun with it, so I’m glad you like it too. I guess we’re all working on clarity!
LA Cochran
/ March 9, 2010It isn’t more time we need, but more clarity.
So true! And I love callas! Had them at my wedding.
.-= LA Cochran´s last blog ..Assorted Flotsam =-.
emmajames
/ March 10, 2010LACochran: Oh, how lovely! I’m sure the whole event was stunning
cara @ City Girl Chicago
/ March 9, 2010I found your blog via Windshield Thinking and just had to comment when I saw this post ~ you’ve articulated something which I think about almost daily! It’s all about clarity. When people say they need more time in a day, I don’t always tend to agree. When people come back from a vacation and say they have fresh perspective, I think they’re onto something. I strive for that “big picture” perspective, that clarity, daily. Thanks for bringing this to light!
.-= cara @ City Girl Chicago´s last blog ..Moving Week! =-.
emmajames
/ March 10, 2010CGC: Rebecca rocks, and I’m so thrilled you came by! Hope you put up camp
And I clearly think about this, and am challenged by this, daily. Ah, clarity!
fidget
/ March 10, 2010im often guilty of tossing the day if the morning doesnt start out right, thanks for the reminded to remedy that
.-= fidget´s last blog ..Putting a joyful foot forward =-.
emmajames
/ March 10, 2010Fidget: My pleasure! And believe me, I completely understand the impulse to toss the day when it starts out bad, but I’ve found that just makes the bad worse. For me, if I can stop, take a restorative breath, clear my head of the shoulds/coulds/woulds, and start again.