And Then We Jump


Here's a video I made of some of the cool things Artists are doing in Phoenix--where I live!
I hope it will inspire you to at least turn the computer off and get creative
--or go check out the Art in your neighborhood!

Yesterday the big plan was to keep the computer off and make Art...along with soak in a little sunshine, spend some time on the patio with a good book, and squeeze a few extra moments out on my Yoga mat.

Instead.....I forgot about two major deadlines I had to meet by today that required my monitor on. Yes.....seriously...I forgot. School has turned my mind to mush and things that I'm usually on top of (like the checkbook, the laundry, and my deadlines) seem to get all scrambled with the million and a half things I need to do to finish up the school year....not to mention....finish my last days at this school.....in this position.....this job.

(Just so you know...Friday is my last day.)

But isn't this how dreams go? Isn't this how life moves us?

We dream, we plan, we build, we face obstacles and challenges, we try our best to prepare. Then we jump.

Then all that comes next is another day. Another day to dream, to plan, to build, to face obstacles and challenges, to try our best and to prepare for the next big jump.

I'm already living the dream, you see. I've been living it all along.

Just at different levels of Truth--different levels of understanding of who I am in this dream.

3 comments:

darrah said...

Yes, yes, and yes again. We are all on a path. There are big momentous days when we leap and there are days when we prepare to leap and there are days when we are just trying to figure out how to get it all done without losing our sanity. It's all part of the journey.

I'm so very proud and excited to witness your journey and CHEER you on! Go go GOOOOOO!

sperlygirl said...

thx so much for sharing, connie, when i was living in phx 1st fridays was just getting going - and i always loved the energy it lit even then. and i think your video just might become my new mantra ;) grazie

Emily and Hannah said...

Hi Connie:)
I've been following your blog for a while now and can sooooo relate to a lot of what you have been going through. I, too, used to teach art and found that the school system just sucked my creative soul outta' me sometimes. You are a beautiful, shining soul with lots to offer this world. Thank you for following your heart and documenting your art along with your journey on your blog. You ARE touching lives:)

Emily