BEAUTIFUL LIFE

I was reading a few of my older writes and it was intriguing both to concur and disagree with things I had written way back when. It highlighted how my opinions have changed over the years and the different seasons of change I have walked in. I could very easily tell what I was going through based on the tone of my 'pen'. In some seasons, I was sad and even depressed. In others, happy and blissful. And then there were the seasons of detachment; when I just didn't care that much about anything. When what came came and what didn't, didn't. It just was what it was. How fleeting human emotion can be. One day something seems to be of utmost importance and before you know it, it has faded into the endless fog of oblivion. Just like the many things that came before it. I know we have all found ourselves at points in our lives where what seemed so important in the past does not even feature at the bottom of our list of important things. And sometimes, it's even th

--> 'Could you please direct me to where the SK meet is happening?'  'Just go past that building; there's a tent just behind it' she said It was 'Easter Saturday', I honestly have no clue what the Saturday between good Friday and Easter Sunday is called. So we'll just go with Easter Saturday. Anyway, I made my way along the uneven terrain to the tent. Yellow, orange and blue balloons with white ribbons graced the tent. A beautiful face smiled at me welcoming me to the meeting. 'Hi, my name is Jessica' I said, smiling back 'I'm Agatha' she responded My eyes took in the setting. Blue chairs made a circle around mats laden with mattresses; I could already feel that warm fuzziness creep up on me. Yes, that fuzziness you feel when you walk into your house after a really long day and you're just happy to have a place to call home. This felt like home. The ladies trickled in slowly. I took menta