Thursday, August 9, 2012

I appreciate all that you do


Couple hours disappear
You and I are standing near
But instead of holding tight
We argue ‘bout who’s right

Who does what and on what days
Who is helpful in more ways
Who’s responsible, who’s not
And we both keep getting hot

I appreciate all that you do
I am happiest only with you
I may not tell you thanks all the time
But I mean it and you’re love of mine…

Then we keep it in for weeks
And instead of kissing cheeks
We give off an angry stare
And we find it hard to share

Then we finally forgive
And in peace we mostly live
Up until again we war
About who’s doing this chore.

I appreciate all that you do
I am happiest only with you
I may not tell you thanks all the time
But I mean it and you’re love of mine…

This kept going on and on
Like a never-ending song
Until midnight yesterday
When we finally found a way

And this heartfelt loving cure
Was to simply reassure
That our efforts are worthwhile
By going the extra mile.

I appreciate all that you do
I am happiest only with you
I may not tell you thanks all the time
But I mean it and you’re love of mine…

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Keeping your vibrations high at work

My last post was 10 months ago...yikes.  Many things happened since then and I will talk about them in the future posts, but I wanted to start off with what I have been struggling with.  The difficulty in keeping your vibrations high on a daily basis in a work environment.  I know what to do, I know how to think, I know how to forgive, let go, meditate, breathe, cleanse, etc, etc, etc. 

But at work you are constantly bombarded with schedules, meetings, people of all kinds with their own agendas, political games, feelings, etc.  It is hard to keep positive.  I catch myself way too often thinking negatively about a person, or worrying about what they must be thinking to do something like that (for instance).  I find myself becoming pessimistic and cynical and that is too far off my norm.  Keeping a positive outlook is becoming a second job at my regular job.  I think peace and get aggravation, I think distance and get over involvement.  Many a times I have to remind myself of why it is that I am doing this job.  There in-lies my struggle.  How do I remain the loving peaceful person that I am at the core and still continue to be engaged rather than indifferent.  That is my question to you dear reader, with all the things we know, how do we walk that fine line?

Looking forward to your comments, I know together we will find a way.