Some Mornings are Grey
This time of year there just seem to be more grey mornings. It can make for difficult days.
Bright sun just seems to make such a difference in how we feel, and how we are able to deal with our aches and pains — physical and emotional. Grey mornings seem to accentuate the aches, the pains, the emotions. Light makes such a big difference.
I’m working to add more light to my life, especially on grey mornings. Sometimes it’s as easy as flicking on a few light switches. Other times it means choosing to look at light, such as the photo below. And sometimes it’s choosing to turn on an emotional light.
Hope you’re seeing the light today — and not the grey fog currently enveloping Houston.
High Blue Sky (© 2009 Jim Hughes)
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nice foto, true thoughts
Love the photo–and the concept of choosing to look at light. Also, choosing to focus on emotional light–I think uplifting conversation has a way of doing that. I’ve become more conscious of that lately–at the breakfast/dinner table when the family tries as often as possible to be gathered together, with co-workers, when I have lunch with my daughter weekly as our work places are right next door to each other; all significant “emotional light” opportunities if I am willing to take/create them.
That’s important stuff, Amy — “emotional light.” Thanks for expanding the conversation!