Lately I was not feeling much hopeful. To be honest, I'm still not on the level I usually am. That's the mayor reason why I had my mouth (and fingers) shut.
It's that time of year again. Time I absolutelly don't like at all. Hate would be the closest feeling I feel. The time between DST and Winter Solstice. This days slowly kill me.
I leave our home in the dark and I come home in the dark. Hell, feeling like I'm a vampire - going to the coffin (read my office) in the morning before sun comes up and returning to my family in the afternoon, when the nigh already falls.
Yesterday it was fine day. I saw the sun after - yup, it was more than a week... We have a huge oak tree standing near the house and I absolutelly adore it, but when the fall comes, the lawn is full of leaves.
So in the afternoon I took kids and we went outside to grab leaves from the lawn. Was that good idea or not, I won't talk about it.
When I almost finished grabbing I found a small daisy blossoming out of the grass.
The last before winter? Perhaps, but as already snowed 2 weeks ago, just didn't last long, this small flower reminded me...
That no matter how cold or dark or lost I might feel, I have the will to rise and survive. I have hope.
Petra is a Writer, Mum of Two, Wife to One, Full Time Employed
Woman... Warrior for a better Future for her child with Autism and for
the one without. She blogs at The Way through the Circles of Hell
what a beautiful sentiment love it
ReplyDeleteSorry that this time of year always gets to you. Brrrr, not sure that I could stand it either. As you say, you have the will and you will survive. We all will. x
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