Have you ever had to let go of something that you really, really wanted? Life happened, and out of necessity caused by the situation you are in, it became best to let it go. Well, that happened to me this year. Mortgage problems, no money for repairs, no way, no how. Time to put ‘er up for sale–Let it go!
Letting go of something you’ve grown comfortable with is such a hard thing! We are such creatures of habit, that letting go of relationships that we have grown comfortable with, be it a house in need of repair or a person in need of repair, can be more traumatic than a mouth full of aching teeth. And speaking of teeth, let it go with a smile. That’s right. Smile! Your ability to smile in the midst of heartache or disappointment is your victory. You’re really saying, through that smile, “I have the victory.
- It was great living here. (smile)
- Time to say goodbye. (smile)
- The neighbors were great! (smile)
- New location, new opportunities. (smile)
- Had some good years. (smile)
- Time to go. (smile)
- I wish you well. (smile)
- Good things come to those who believe. (smile)
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Hi there! This article couldn’t be written much better!
Reading through this post reminds me of my previous roommate!
He constantly kept preaching about this. I am going to send this information to
him. Pretty sure he’s going to have a very good read.
Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you Sabine for your gracious comment.
Oh, and let me wish you a belated New Year,
and may life grant you all that you can ever
dream of.
My ideas come to me as I look back on my own life
with the 20/20 vision that I have attained.
Thanks again!
FineChocolate58
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Excellent blog post. I certainly love this website.
Thanks!
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Thanks Molly!
Life experience has taught me how to write, and positive encouragers like yourself
encourage me to continue writing.
Sincerely,
finechocolate58
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