Tuesday Truth #27

Tuesday Truth.

Number 27.

And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. - Anais Nin

Today's quote speaks to the change that comes with growth. Be sure to check out my website for more quotes.

Spring has arrived!

I’m so excited that spring has finally arrived in Virginia.

You may recall from this post that my word of the year for 2019 is “bloom”, so this quote is also a reminder to myself of the goal that I had for myself this year.

This quote reminds me of the saying that when the pain of remaining the same surpasses the pain of change, then you will be ready to change.

I’m working behind the scenes on new content and layout and am looking forward to sharing that with all of you!

At the same time, spring also means that Miss Sunshine is busy with JV soccer season, Mr. D has his Senior Prom looming and graduation shortly behind that, and I am the mom coordinating all the things that go along with those busy times.

How is your spring starting?

Are you remaining a bud or will you blossom?

(and if you are one of my readers in the Southern Hemisphere, will you be following your autumn season and shedding that which doesn’t serve you any longer?)

I hope that your day is full of pops of color that brings a smile to your face!

Let your light shine!

Amy

15 thoughts on “Tuesday Truth #27

  1. It’s an appropriate quote for this time of year. We are well behind you in the season, but the sunshine and the above-freezing temperatures have been very welcomed. I’m particularly excited this spring because in 2 weeks we are leaving for northern France for 16 days. With our son’s wedding last year we didn’t take a trip, so we are now overdue!

    1. The above-freezing temps are SOOOO welcomed!! Our weather is still up and down with days still a little colder than my liking, but I’ve been able to break out short sleeves and sandals a few time so that was a huge win! Northern France sounds absolutely wonderful! In two weeks I will be heading down to Florida with two of the teens for their spring break. I am very much looking forward to the sunshine and salt air. 🙂

  2. Great quote for the beginning of Spring. You are a wise lady, Amy. I do recognize that you juggle many roles and you are constantly prioritizing your time and energy. It all creates a butterfly effect. Bloom is a perfect word for 2019!

    1. Thank you so much Erica!! I feel like I will hit my stride soon with the juggling act (fingers crossed). My husband going back to work changed responsibility dynamics so figuring out the schedule that works best for me is still being tested. 🙂 I love envisioning “bloom”. It helps me to continue to grow. 🙂

  3. This is so timely for spring! Love this! Sounds like you have a busy season ahead, but no doubt you will juggle it all gracefully. Also, love that your word is “bloom” <3

    1. Thank you Mackenzie! I’m glad that you liked the quote. I’ve always thought it such a great one. Spring always seems to be a busy time for me. Not only am I finally able to come out of hibernation, but my kids schedules always pick up too. lol. Isn’t “bloom” just a great word? I really hope to feel like I do just that this year. xx

  4. I’m having a kind of hard spring and hoping that as the sun grows stronger so will my sense of happiness 🙂

    1. I’m so sorry that you are having a hard spring Joey. I know there are a lot of sayings about it getting better on the other side. But I also know that doesn’t make it any easier as you are journeying through it. I have the same wish as you that as the sun grows stronger your sense of happiness will as well. 🙂

  5. This reminds me of a quote, “Bloom where you are planted”. No matter where we find ourselves or what the circumstances, we always have a choice: we can either remain stagnant or we can choose to find a way to prosper.

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