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April 06, 2004
StabilityCategory:
My Life
I want stability most of the time. After going through a rough time, I realize that I need stability. I live it and expect it to be there. Every day when I go to work, I expect things to happen a certain way. The same with home and church. But I don’t always act like I want stability. I guess there are times when I need to pretend that I can live outside a life a certainty. Sometimes it feels like that’s the way my whole life goes, but in reality, it’s just a small percentage. It’s like life’s foundation—it’s whole infrastructure—is STABLE, and the space in between is the flexible, inconsistent, airy stuff. Why is it so hard for me to admit that I need stability? Posted by pablohart on April 06, 2004 12:57 PM |
