Last night I took the dog for a walk. I always give me time
to think, plot and plan.
As I walked along the path that I’ve walked with my dog for
the past six months, and thinking about how I’ll be moving from this
neighborhood soon, it made me sad thinking that soon I wouldn’t be walking
along this path that I’ve come to love and know so well. I’ve really come to
enjoy the evening walks in the park; feeling the coolness of the evening and
seeing all of the wonderful houses and green expanse of lawn and old
established trees. It’s a path that I’ve become very comfortable with. But then
I started thinking about how life is a lot like this path.
We walk a path everyday of our lives. We have our routines
that we go through that make us comfortable and content. It’s when life throws
in a difference that we become uncomfortable. Personally, I’ve always enjoyed
change and look forward to the challenges that they bring.
So thinking about a change in paths should have been
something like that, exciting and challenging. Then why was I feeling so sad
about this?
It was at that moment that I changed my way of thinking
about this. Where I move, which won’t be far from where I’m living now, I’ll
still be taking the dog for a walk each night. It will be the same, cool air.
The sky above me will be the same, with the same clouds and the same moon. Only
the immediate surrounding will be different. Different, but not bad. It was
then that I decided that this would, in fact be an adventure.
In our lives, we sometimes view change as bad. But when
change comes, we should look hard to see if that change is something that we
can use to improve our lives. How can we use that change to propel ourselves
toward our dreams and goals? How can we change our discomfort into a new level
of comfort? It’s important to embrace change and move upward using that change
as the momentum that will drive us to new heights and new levels in our lives.
So tonight, when I took the dog for his walk, I enjoyed the path and looked
forward with anticipation, to the new path that is coming my way in a few
weeks!
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