It’s quite the day!
You know how they say that when one door closes another opens? Well, I never truly believed that till now. What had been a disturbingly disastrous year had turned around to be rather fruitful one indeed. And yes, I am sort of talking about my mother’s philosophy of trying to find something positive in everything!
I’ve been frustrated, spent a hefty portion of my nights being teary eyed and had blamed practically everything and everyone in the vicinity, simply because I could. And well that I had an arsenal of valid reasons kind of helped…but that aside, all that bitterness was like a slow acting poison, making me twitchy and wary of almost everything around me. Of all the things that I learned this year it was that there will always be some people to instill that moment of doubt in you, to make you want to settle for things less than you, people who’ll wish you ill…but remember there will always be people who will tell you to climb higher and that it’s ok to stumble once in a while (but not enough to make a habit out of it), people who will be snarky and give you that shove, people who will give an honest and candid remark because as much as it hurts, it’s said for a reason…
So now here I am, taking small steps to start a brand new chapter in my life while the year steadily approaches an end. And even though I don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, I think I might just carve that turkey and say a short, silent prayer of thanks to Allah, Jesus, Buddha, Bhagoban and the numerous Gods and Goddesses out there for watching over me.