FIELD NOTES with Meghan J. Ward

FIELD NOTES with Meghan J. Ward

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Letters Home #16 πŸ’Œ

Letters Home #16 πŸ’Œ

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Oct 06, 2022
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Letters Home #16 πŸ’Œ
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Dear Ones β€”

I was scrolling through my posts just now and realized I never sent a September update! I’m sorry I missed my monthly installment of Letters Home πŸ’Œ and will try to make that up to you.

In my last letter, I was feeling optimistic, and proud of myself for making the most of my time outdoors. Life was reasonably balanced and I felt like I could breathe.

And then: September.

It always amazes me how I can feel totally on top of things in one moment and under a pile of pressure and responsibilities the next. Curveballs seem to have become a norm in life, and after all the uncertainties of the pandemic, you’d think I’d have learned my lesson by now: that all of life is uncertain.

I was explaining to Paul last night how I feel like the pieces of our lives have been scattered all over the place, and I need to collect them all first before I decide what stays and what goes, how to prioritize again, and how to ultimately proceed.

Perhaps there’s an opportunity in that to create someth…

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