Regardless of going to the paying job, sitting at home
writing or spending time with the family, each day I know that I am going to
face frustration, fatigue and uncertainty. But this is no one’s fault.
So as I
stretch myself awake and sip at my tea, staring into nothing, I try to take it
in.
To prepare for the coming activity.
I try to understand.
As I take my shower and get dressed, go to work, flip on the
TV and move through the motions that can be sometimes difficult but also rewarding and fun, I think about how in some ways my life has had to
deal with darkness like no one else, but also in other ways, less so than many
others.
I have had challenges and barriers thrown my way.
And I remember.
Others have dealt with messes as well, in their own ways.
We move on.
These thoughts help me endure. To get through; to smile; to
dance; to laugh and to love.
I get through my day and just like it is always, I look
forward to the next.
I have endured.
I will endure.
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