Author of the book Sunshine on Stormy Seas, I am family-oriented, spiritually connected, politically engaged and,racially aware. Socially exposed I confront life on my own terms. I'm lucky enough to be married to a great guy and together, we are raising our son who's autistic. Yes, it is a challenge but, it is also a source of great joy. This blog will focus on having a voice as I follow my path through life's winded streets and dark corners.
August 8, 2011
Out of Left Field
You know how sometimes, something crosses your mind just like that, occasionally but you never really dwell on it? How you may think about a situation, something or someone but because it just isn't, wasn't much of anything, you just kind of brush it off? Well, I have things that I think about like that and people who I think about like that, too. People who I may have met once or twice in my lifetime, or people I may have interacted with as a child without really getting close to them. And so, I've been living my life thinking that I had pretty much adjusted to any and all irregularities in my life, whether they had a direct impact or just existed at the very far corner of my subconscious. So imagine my surprise when today I started writing and what came out was completely unexpected. I just had no idea I had these resentful feelings inside. They must have been buried way, way deep inside. So deep in fact, that I surprised myself when what was meant to be a simple, brief journal entry dug up some old memories of things I thought I had completely forgotten, of things that I wish I had forgotten, things I didn't think meant anything to me. Some things are better left alone. The funny thing is I don't even recall what triggered these memories or caused the feelings associated with them to surface. They just did and before I knew it, I was writing a letter to someone who is no longer, expressing my regret but also my anger for what could have been, but wasn't. This is a part of me I did not even know was there.
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