It’s OK that some things are left half done.
I’m commuting to a day Bible seminar. While the train is speeding from east to west, my mind is also racing all over the place.
Everyday I wake up with a gazillion things I want to do. Most time I manage only one, between a lot of distractions. My body doesn’t always cooperate.
Two days ago, I unsubscribed to a good number of Telegram and WhatsApp groups. It took a long time to pry myself from the them. They are all things that interest me. But I realise they hijack my quietness and time. I end up going off course.
I am a Jill-of-all trades and the master of some. It comes with the territory of having a curious mind, a hunger to learn and to try new things. I pick up ideas. They kickstart my imagination and set me off on all kinds of tangents. I love life. There are many things I want to do and achieve.
The price is that I have some really critical things I must do that I neglect doing. Like doing the series of audio video interviews with Mum while her mind is still sharp. Or paying attention to my health like resting, moving, and eating well.
Remember what I said, it’s OK to leave things half done? I’m arriving at my stop. So ends my half done blog. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend.
Oops! I just missed my train stop 😂. It’s OK, I’m early. 😅