A Great Leap of Faith

These next few weeks will be a leap of faith for me. I have many activities scheduled. It's that time in my life where people make comments about how busy I am. This is hard for me to hear because I don't feel like I'm much busier than the average person. What I like about my choices are that everything I start has a clear ending (usually less than a year); whether that is a craft project or volunteering for a project in the community such as the town Musical here or the Silent Auction at my Austin church. There are end dates. I don't mean to be down on people who say this to me. But it seems like they have their hands full too either with their demanding jobs, family, travel - even time spent on the internet. I wish that people could be sensitive to others choices of how they spend their time. I don't like to verbally call attention to other people and how they choose to spend their time. I do judge others choices. That is part of being human and something I am working on training myself out of. But, at least, I don't comment for now. Spend your time the way you want to. Deal with the consequences of your choices. Above all else, have fun.