I've been struggling with the inability to plan with any certainty, with sudden shifts in situations, with priorities in constant flux.
The uncertainty is stressful and best summed up by "I just wish I knew what's going to happen, then I wouldn't be so anxious".
And I realized that we never know what's going to happen, that's a constant of our lives and that any assumptions we have to the contrary are simply illusions. This was the best lesson on staying in the moment I've ever had.
I can handle the next five minutes, I think.
About Me
- Karen Elmquist
- I sell antique and vintage textiles, jewelry and clothing. I also make flameworked glass beads and fine silver jewelry, miniature fairy dolls, handmade corsets and various whimsicalities. I have a BFA from the University of Western Ontario, a good eye for the unexpected and a delight in the absurd!
My Etsy Beads and Jewelry
My Etsy Vintage Store
Some Favorite Web Places
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Sometimes taking things one day at a time means breaking it down into increments of one minute at a time. Take it easy, remember to breathe, this too shall pass.
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