Saturday, April 25, 2009

Point of Convergence

My outer self and inner self have converged. My other blog COPD Caregiving is NOT for Wimps! was my outer self. My Caregiving self. My love of nature; flowers especially. Grandkids and anything else I felt like blogging about.

This blog is my inner self. My inner feelings, spirituality, faeries and anything magical. In this blog I am wide open. No filters. No ads.

Just me... expressing myself.

For some weird reason, when I first started blogging, I thought everybody was judging me. Should I blog about this? Is it too different? not politically correct? too magical or pagan? I did not feel I could let loose and be myself. I was afraid to disappoint my readers. (how's that for ego?)

My third to last post on Caregiving is not for wimps (April 20) is called "A Fine Line". My last post on this blog is called "Out on a Limb". Essentially I am saying the same thing. Expressing myself from the point of view of where I am in this Journey.

I did not think these two would converge. But they have. So where do I go from here? Is this progress? My inner and outer selves coverging? Or will I recede into quite isolation and sort out my inner feelings before going on.

I am taking a much needed vacation to Florida. I leave Tuesday, April 28th. I am so excited! I'll be at the ocean, feeling the sun on my face and the sand between my toes. I won't be blogging or emailing until I get back. Back on May 4th.

We will see what happens when I get back. In the meantime, thank you to everyone who has been with me on this journey. Your thoughtful words and kindness have been extremely valuable in my evolution. I am grateful to all who have travelled this fun, sometimes sad, but totally unpredictable road with me.
Namaste.







7 comments:

KeKe said...

I kind of like this side of you~ Dont be afraid to express yourself...It is only then when we are truly authentic and as they say: "I'd rather be ahted for who I am, than loved for what I am not". Whoever came up with that quote sure was right!
Enjoy your trip~We'll be here when you get back!!

Deborah said...

Oh yes, progress indeed!!! The living must live. Probably the best medicine for hubby...for there is no way to prepare yourself for what is ahead...live...breathe...be you...find joys between the difficulties. The ocean sounds like the perfect place for a break. Sit...do nothing but listen to the sea. Sending you all my love, Deborah

Deborah said...

Oh yes, progress indeed!!! The living must live. Probably the best medicine for hubby...for there is no way to prepare yourself for what is ahead...live...breathe...be you...find joys between the difficulties. The ocean sounds like the perfect place for a break. Sit...do nothing but listen to the sea. Sending you all my love, Deborah

Beth Niquette said...

My blogs are like that, too. Each expresses a part of me.

I love the whimsical, the magical, the miraculous. These things shine throughout my work--though I hide it well in real life. At least I THINK I do!

Have a great vacation--let the seas sooth your soul.

Renee said...

Wendy have the most wonderful time away.

I hope it renews your spirits.

Love Renee xoxo

Beth Niquette said...

Wow! That story is amazing. If I credit the story to you, may I keep it in my collection of Angel stories? Ah, how grateful I am to God for sending His angels to protect us!

Grammy said...

Oh Wendy, You will come bask whole, complete and free to be you. Fly like an eagle. Your light shines so bright. Big hug.