This week has been a bit crazy and it seems that it may continue for a few weeks, so when deciding what to write about in today’s post it took me a little bit to decide on my two items. After some reflection on the week and looking forward to the weekend, finally decided on magic and mayhem
There is always a lot of hustle and bustle around the holidays for my family. Since we live so far away, we have to plan our shopping early and make sure to wrap and package our gifts to get them mailed off in time. At the moment my living room looks like Santa’s workshop exploded with the many gifts, and piles of items to be mailed. With that said I was reminded of the magical essence this time of year brings with the decorations, sweet-smelling treats, and the tale of Santa and his reindeer delivering wonderful things to families around the world. I am reminded of the general good-will feeling that comes with the holidays and for that I am grateful. I am grateful to be able to share in the magic with my son as his imagination grows especially during this time of year. In spite of all the manic hustle and bustle that has gone on this week, I am comforted by the magic.
In addition to magic, I am surprisingly grateful for the mayhem that has taken place the last few days. Without it, I wouldn’t learn lessons of patience and faith. Without it, I might miss the appreciation and peace that comes when the mayhem has subsided. In a weird, twisted, maybe confusing way, I am blessed by the mayhem because it keeps me on my toes and makes me stronger for next time.
May you all find a little bit of magic in the midst of whatever mayhem you maybe experiencing, but most of all enjoy your weekend.
Sue Dreamwalker says
You just described my week… today I finished wrapping and getting things ready for Santa’s Sleigh…. Im off tomorrow to help the elves deliver some of that Christmas Magic to my family who live away from my area…
Without chaos we do not see the calm… each experience is needed….. let us hope the world will soon understand Calm after the storms we create…
Blessings to you and yours this Season of Good Will…
Sue
lserf13 says
Hi Sue,
I agree without the contrast of chaos and calm we certainly are less likely to enjoy the calm. I too hope for a calmer world, one filled with healing and love as opposed to destruction and fear.
Thank you for commenting. May you also have a wonderful holiday season and enjoy your gift deliveries 🙂