A seemingly insurmountable amount of boxes…that’s what I see!
While we’re talkin’ ’bout boxes, let it be known that I have never fit into any box (familial or societal!) and have no desire to ever be put in a box…so, upon my transition from this life, no boxes – burn me! I’ll go out in flames ~ shining brightly as a reminder of the Light of Heaven!
Decluttering, giving away what isn’t essential anymore, coming across memories – notes, photos, art and trying to decide what stays, what goes and what to throw especially when the space is where you thought you’d be forever (ok, at least until the kids graduated high school!), is beyond overwhelming at times.
So many unexpected emotions came to the surface for me. LONG sigh. Overall though, while the process is challenging, it is simultaneously exciting (both-and!). New adventures await! But first, more tape!
I AM thankful for friends who showed up with food (always welcome).
I AM thankful for friends who helped with packing (extra gratitude for those who hate packing and still packed!).
I AM thankful for my Mom letting me load up her little vehicle with my things.
I AM thankful for the few neighbors who showed up and were so kind through this whole process.
I AM thankful for the friends who kept my pets during this madness since March!
I AM thankful for those who processed with me ~ listened, shared feedback and gave hugs.
I AM thankful for all the good vibes, thoughts, positive energy, love and prayers from all over the world.
If you need boxes, come on by and if you find yourself moving especially unexpectedly, know that you’re not alone. I’m here on the journey with you. The Angels are with you. Yeshu is with you.
The Divine has a plan unfolding (this wasn’t a surprise to Heaven!) and as you exit this space, you are entering a space of freedom, healing, growth and limitless adventure!
Common Day Hero: You are kind, detail-oriented and exactly where you need to be professionally. I’m excited for all that is coming your way as you continue to walk in faith and freedom! Trese, I dedicate this post to you.
