SNOW

"Life is what happens to you, while you're busy making other plans" is a well- known quote from John Lennon.

Today seems to be a good illustration of this and the challenge here is ‘how to deal with that?’

Yesterday evening, my twin flame Richard and I made a plan for today. We decided that I would come over to his place after lunch, to spend the afternoon enjoying each other’s company and  to have a meal together.

This morning, when I looked through the window, I saw a winter wonderland with more than 5 cm of snow, and counting. Beautiful circumstances for a lot of activities, like playing with the dog, or staying indoors and get some work done there. But driving 15 km  over the winding roads on the hills of the Haute Vienne to my beloved twin flame, in my car with ordinary tyres…….that is not such a smart idea, unfortunately.

Obviously, we can dive into the frustration about this change of plans, not liking it, because it interferes with what we want. In doing so, we will most likely spoil our mood and ‘joy de vivre’ and label the whole day as ‘rotten’. Although I know that I would prefer going to Richard, this afternoon, instead of sobbing,  I’d rather make the most of this day and enjoy the possibilities it offers me. I can write this blog entry, invest time in attracting the job I need to support my life financially, take a nice warm bath, prepare a meal and speak to Richard on Skype. All of these are things I need and I am grateful for receiving them.

Being on that position… it’s a beautiful day!