Wrapping up the decade of life in one place and moving
to some unfamiliar region did not sound very heartsome or attractive to me at all. Besides the fact that I am
not the kind of person who welcomes a challenge or any kind of abrupt changes
in life, leaving those friends of mine who have known me so well enough to read
my mind without asking was like a home
truth or some kind of a bad plisky
of your destination.
However, I know for sure it all depends on how you look
at things in life. Change could mean building new expectation, not just being
pushed to venture out of the comfort zone. It is no one
else but you that creates another happy chapter in life. Having to say goodbye
to the old friends of yours doesn’t and should not mean at all to sever all ties with them in your future
life. Leaving them would rather make your hearts grow fonder and realize once
again how precious those people are to you. To me, living in a new place means
having a new addition of human relationships to the existing group of wonderful
friends that I am blessed to have.
Daily affirmation goes like this: “Worries or concerns
laid aside. No need to think of worst case scenarios. Take a deep breath and
soak up the Texan heat. Ev’thang is
gonna ah’ite!”
Expressions
heartsome:
(adjective) cheerful/ giving cheer or spirit/ encouraging
hometruth:
(noun) an indisputable fact or basic truth, especially one whose accuracy may
cause discomfort or embarrassment
plisky:
(noun = adjective) a mischievous trick; practical joke; prank.
to venture out of….:
(verb) to go out of something cautiously
to sever all ties with ….: (verb)
To break up a relationship
Ev’thang is gonna ah’ite.:
(Texan diction/ dialect) Everything is going to be alright.
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