A quiet evening along the River

[mdlbear]

Colleen has gone to bed early, after spending most of the day dozing in her chair and recovering from what appears to have been a stomach bug. I'm feeling calm, but a little lonely.

I need to get back to my River posts soon. (There are some other things I need to get back to, including website work and some long-delayed upgrades, but I'll talk about those in a separate post or three.) It's been a long time, and there have been developments (both in my life and others') that ought to be mentioned, and a big backlog of articles, some on topics that I hadn't even thought of half a year ago.

It's time.

Comments

[shadowe_wraithe]

I shall look forward to your upcoming postings. I am sorry that you're feeling lonely, but I do know that feeling myself. Oftimes hubby goes to bed much earlier than I do, because, by his own choice, he rises at 430am to catch the bus into work. Why he continues to do this, is beyond me, as all he has to do is finish repairing my truck, and then he would be able to sleep until at least 6am, if not a wee bit later.

Many things come of progression in knowing oneself better. Sometimes one can be seriously surprised at things you learn, I know I have been over the years. Other times, you knew them, but didn't accept them as truth. This too can be both difficult and challenging, as well as exciting and fulfilling. You are the one who chooses how to accept the (re-) opening of yourself, and how difficult you make your own progress.

Admittedly the previous was easy to write, but much harder to actually do. I hope as time passes you become more and more in tune with you, because you are a wonderful person inside, and it would be wonderful to see more of that person outside too. **HUGS**

Love, Hugs and Blessings,
Shadowe

[mdlbear]

Only a little lonely, and the fact that I notice such a small amount of loneliness and can identify and acknowledge it is itself something of an improvement.

I've been very surprised by most of what I've learned about myself in the last year and a half or so. It's more exciting than I would have expected, back then.

I'm getting there, thanks mainly to my friends. Thank you.

*HUGS*