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Although I always find a way to move on, I often let go in pieces. I find the moving on helps the process. Heading over to check out your post.
Thanks, Karen!
I’m not good with moving on or letting go. One look in my closet and you will see what I mean!
Oh, I hear that!
Carol, your five “Past & Future Signposts” questions to ask oneself are really good. My question that I’m always asking myself is “Am I over analyzing this thing?” Creating drama where there really isn’t any? That’s a tough one…
Yep, sometimes that’s true.
Heading over to check out your post but commenting here before I “move on” – you never know what will happen with a comment on Boomeon! Letting go and moving on are parts of being here and being present so it is a wrapped up in one bundle, isn’t it?
Very true, Ruth.
I hate Black Friday! I had lunch with a friend, instead. It was wonderful. Now, I’m home snug as a bug in a rug, reading posts, which is also wonderful!
I agree with you–BF is a time to dig in at home!
I have a hard time letting go of people…sometimes to a fault. And I save things, from books to kids drawings, you name it. I have gotten better over the past few years. After my mother died, cleaning out her condo reminded me that I would never want my kids to have to go through our stuff the way my siblings and I went though hers.
Yep, me too. And me, too! I am just the same on all counts.