Twice now I’ve had a dream about me being a published author in less than a month. The first one was a non-fiction book through a major company that I would love to have publish my books. This last one I was writing the dedication for a fiction work. It was dedicated to my mother, my sister and my kids. After I saw that part my thinking self stepped in and clouded it all up. I realized someone was missing from the dedication and started to wonder why. I need to get writing so I can catch up with my dreams.
]]>Time to get shuffling along.
It was pointed out to me not too long ago that I drag my feet when I walk. Wasn't the first time I've heard that, just the first time I paid attention. My son does the same thing except when he's running around.
That comment got me thinking about what it could possibly be that I'm dragging my feet about. What have I been undecided about or not really giving my full attention to? I realized that what I've been putting off are some of the things that are mainly beneficial to me. The taking time to care for myself issues - not putting what's important for me first.
Over the past few weeks I've let some pursuits of mine fall to the side as I focused my attention on taking care of others. I tipped the scales in one direction and left myself hanging. And I've been dragging my heels when it comes to getting myself back in balance.
I'm getting there. I can't be everything to everybody, and if I don't take care of myself I won't be any good to anyone else. And for some reason being aware of when I drag my feet makes a big difference. Whodathunkit?
]]>Have you ever had a premonition about something that came true?
Submitted by Sheri.
Ever since I was a kid, mostly through dreams and most of the time it's been dismissed as deja vu by others. But I know the difference between similar situation versus word for word, scene for scene I've been through this before type of stuff. It's always surreal when it happens and when it does I have to remind myself to take a step back to look at the bigger picture. It happens for a reason, and not too often, so it's important for me to notice what's taking place so I can get the message. Because there's always a message.