the final countdown
If you were to take a peek into my mind right now, you would see that I am not:
ready
calm, cool or collected
gonna lie to you
zen, one little bit
sleeping as much as I should
It’s quite messy up there.
But if you make it through the maze, down fear freeway, past uneasy street, around procrastination crescent, up to-do avenue, west on trepidation road, across the stress bridge, past scattered lane, between oh-my-god-make-time-stop and are-we-there-yet and down the alley of the batty with a thousand cats running astray…
… if you are willing to take that long, winding journey, you finally come to the path that leads to a little door, and when you arrive at that door, no knocking is necessary because it is home (and the door is a little unhinged anyways, so you could probably squeeze through) and when you walk in, you feel at peace and you are able to forget all the traffic outside, the noise, the disquietude, and when you do that you clearly see the underlying emotion, the soft current that is running under this maze of crazy synaptical transmissions and thought highways…. and that is, deep down, you feel electrified. You will be doing something you’ve only dreamed of since the age of 20. How awesome is that?
oh oh oh! YAY I SAY! 😀 Totally awesome!
sooooooooooooooooooooooooo awesome!
your being electrified is contagious…
as always, i dig your posts.
cheers,
gem
🙂 complete awesomeness !!
love this post (and the shot) – I would love to be electrified
I stumbled across your little home on the web this past weekend and have spent the past few nights catching up on past posts … I heart your photos, writing, wicked sense of humor, raw honestly, wee wilbur … you are a rockstar! I am thrilled for you and the journey you are about begin and can’t wait to read about all of your adventures.
Dreams do come true – sometimes it just takes 20 years to be ready to fully embrace and appreciate them 🙂
Hey there sunshine, have a blast… soak it all up and then tell us all about it. Can’t wait to hear your stories.
Greetings from Atlantic Canada…the land of snow and ice…I’m so enjoying your posts and photos…messy is good. I’ve read that Messy is actually a sign of energy…perhaps dislocated energy, but energy nonetheless.
Take it, use it…Isn’t a photo of an unhinged door more interesting than a hinged one?
what a wonderful blog you have. now i am to peruse it…..
xoxo