Coalescing....
This week has been pretty good. Couple little snags in a pretty positive attitude overall, but nothing major. I've been meditating more and it's kinda cool... The random thoughts I've been having lately, some of which I've blogged about, have started to coalesce into something a lot more meaningful or just reinforced themselves into what I think may be a healthy attitude towards life. So those random thoughts weren't so random after all.
It's kinda fun to see how they are meshing. Two of my posts for example, (I know I published one about Loneliness and how it's a choice, the other I don't think I published and if I did, I deleted) were concerning Feelings and how sometimes what we feel about things isn't really the way things are and sometimes we just don't feel what IS real. Two thoughts that were separate floating around in my head until, like two soap bubbles meeting, they got connected and formed one big bubble. Being alone is a choice, sometimes I feel alone, but that's not real. What IS real is that I have a great group of people around me that I can call whenever I want. Even better, I am starting to realize that even though I may not be able to call anyone or see anyone for some reason or other, I am not alone because I have people who care about me and support me whether I feel it or not.
I know it's a simple concept, but it's taken a long time for me to realize it.
People around me have been commenting on improvements they've noticed in my life lately, especially at work: Calmer when dealing with difficult customers, not shaking NEAR as much as before, clearer when giving instructions, etc. Kinda cool.
Random thought: I've heard seagulls will explode if you feed them alka-selzer because they can't burp. Is that true? If so, is it just seagulls or will it work on other birds? I don't think I'm going to test it.
I'm Looking forward to Saturday night. I'm going to a party hosted by GLBT-In-Recovery... Sounds like it could be cool. Hopefully people will want to dance. If not, I'm looking forward to getting to know people better.
Oh, I keep thinking I don't want to make this blog a journal of sobriety, but I'm kinda pumped. Today is day 60 and things are looking up. If things aren't necessarily always looking up, I am at least. One of the things from childhood that stuck, "Keep looking up, what you're looking for will find you."
Peace.
JD