I know, I know, I said I was going underground but by the
second day I realised a very important truth: accountability. It’s easier to be
disciplined about being grateful each day when you have to write about it. It
wasn’t until I climbed sleepily into bed last night that I realised I’d
forgotten to take the time to be grateful.
Two days is all it took! I’m ashamed to admit it, but it’s
true.
I could delete my ‘farewell to grateful’ post but then it
would make me look better than I am. Besides, the lovely Sharlene commented
(one of the very few comments I’ve had since I started this project which may
have also influenced me to consider abandoning it on here) and her words challenged me to
keep on with it.
So I'm back to where I left off and today I am grateful for second chances and the opportunity to be grateful every single day.
So I'm back to where I left off and today I am grateful for second chances and the opportunity to be grateful every single day.
Comments
I have actually been following these almost everyday--every day that I have been on the computer, in fact.
Just so you know! I am sure there are other silent followers, too.
If you decide to quit again, no one could fault you--it is a huge undertaking to write on subject day in and day out. No one would expect you to continue to do something if it just became forced or an obligation. But I personally enjoy reading these.
winterwren