Oct 10, 2017



Finally!  A graphic depiction of the story of me.  I've been sitting here pondering things today, and moments ago I looked up at the clock with a bit of a jolt and realized that I had just spent the better part of an entire day wondering "what if".

I wouldn't trade that squiggle on the right for anything, I promise you, but I have to admit that the total loss of controlled plan has been...interesting.

Maybe it's age.  Maybe it's just exhaustion.  But, for the first time in my life I am actually enjoying the squiggle.  I kinda like not knowing where this crazy train is going to take me next.  There have been parts of the trip that made me want to jump overboard and swim for safety, but the last few months have been rather fun.

If my days are this funny and happy and joyful despite my physical self feeling like death on a stick, I can only imagine how much trouble I'm going to get into when healthy!  I don't imagine that I will completely change course and become a sky diving motorcycle riding dare devil, but you just never know.

Stitching and TeeVee viewing will commence as soon as Rich returns from his walk.  He is also grabbing sandwiches and a haircut while out, so I have a few more minutes to ponder, I suppose.

Tuesday has come and gone, almost.  Let Futzingday Eve begin!

13 comments:

  1. LMAO so that's how I ended up like this
    Blessings
    Baa

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  2. I'm ready for Futzing because my stash could use organizing! Love, hugs & prayers, Cathryn ♥♥♥

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  3. I think everyone needs a bit of a squiggle in their life. Enjoy your evening, Coni!

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  4. I relate quite well to the squiggle. I think if my life started on a straight line now, it would do me in! Keep up with the happy, Coni.

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  5. I understand that diagram well. One has two choices, go with it or resist. Like you, going with it opens up avenues one never dreamed possible. I love your tribute to your Dear Mother. I miss mine ever so, like yours, mine also was a stunner. Hugs,
    Kay.

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  6. Straight lines are boring! The detours are what make life interesting.

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  7. You never know what He is going to put in your path, but
    the best tour guide available to us.... never a dull moment.... Enjoy the ride, dear one.

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  8. Oooh...futzingday eve...I never thought of that. I do look forward to my Weds when I can stitch or clean or organize or daydream about any of the above. Have a lovely Futzingday! (Hope you feel more chipper tomorrow )

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  9. we are not promised anything - so enjoy the squiggle - enjoy everything life brings you - once again I must tell you how much I enjoy reading your blog! have a good squiggley day!

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  10. Hey, Coni! We have the same life-graph! Life is definitely a roller coaster. The best anyone can do is hang on and enjoy the ride while screaming at the top of your lungs. (Ok. Maybe the last little bit is,just me....) 😄

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  11. Good for you for just going with the flow!

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