ha! I used to be the one not watching where I was stepping, only to stumble hard and get all bruised and bloodied. Resulting in walking in fear. I'm hoping to have found a balance between the two. :)
thats me Amanda. I was so headstrong and arrogant believing the my path was the most important and neglected to see how it intertwined with others'. I got lots o bruises but caused some too. The latter caused a fear to rise in me that has left me constantly standing on one leg. Yes the balance, oh that balance
Haha! Love this. I go between the two, running and jumping and then frozen in fear. One day I hope to just move at a pace that isn't filled with fear but wisdom and focus :)
Yes! Got a chuckle from me too. Love it. Lately I've been learning to move with my whole body -- it is only one foot at a time but it feels like sailing.... It's amazing to me, after so many years of stumbling or standing still, literally with legs clenched, to move smoothly and wholly. Even if it's just for moments at a time.
chuckle
ReplyDeletenot me. i'm the one who has sore feet from running too often ;)
Not me either, I jump in with both feet!
ReplyDeleteha! I used to be the one not watching where I was stepping, only to stumble hard and get all bruised and bloodied. Resulting in walking in fear. I'm hoping to have found a balance between the two. :)
ReplyDeletethats me Amanda. I was so headstrong and arrogant believing the my path was the most important and neglected to see how it intertwined with others'. I got lots o bruises but caused some too. The latter caused a fear to rise in me that has left me constantly standing on one leg. Yes the balance, oh that balance
DeleteHaha! Love this. I go between the two, running and jumping and then frozen in fear. One day I hope to just move at a pace that isn't filled with fear but wisdom and focus :)
ReplyDeleteYes! Got a chuckle from me too. Love it. Lately I've been learning to move with my whole body -- it is only one foot at a time but it feels like sailing.... It's amazing to me, after so many years of stumbling or standing still, literally with legs clenched, to move smoothly and wholly. Even if it's just for moments at a time.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Blessings,
Stacy
*smile*
ReplyDeletethis gives me something to ponder
thank you : )
love and light
LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo, great quote, and great reminder.
XO