Well, we made it to December. As we close out 2020, I imagine sliding down a black diamond slope on a rubber innertube, waiting for the inevitable crash at the end. I feel like Miss Lucinda Yasmin, here, a bit crazy-eyed and overdressed for the occasion.
This year has not been without hardships, for all of us, but it has certainly been a year to recognize how much we are blessed, and truly grateful for so many things. I invite you to take a moment, especially if it's been a rough one, and focus on every good thing in your life because this moment is all we have. There is no yesterday. There is no tomorrow. There is only now.
One of the biggest life lessons I learned this year, is to let go of worry, a little bit anyway. 
Lack of patience and an abundance of worry are two huge defects of character that I have relegated to never be master of in this lifetime, however, at the end of each day I ask myself...did God take care of you today? The answer is always yes. And so it follows...then that's all that matters right now. Right now.
Lack of patience and an abundance of worry are two huge defects of character that I have relegated to never be master of in this lifetime, however, at the end of each day I ask myself...did God take care of you today? The answer is always yes. And so it follows...then that's all that matters right now. Right now. As the golden hour of perfect light fades, so will this time in which we are living. It'll be okay. God, the Universe, our Creator, infinite Love, whatever you choose to call the Divine, will take care of you. Perhaps, this innertube will not crash after all. Perhaps, we can swap it out for a good set of Rossignols to better navigate 2021. Of course, we might have better gear to weather whatever next year throws at us, but something tells me we'll still wind up looking like a giraffe on skis. On a black diamond. In a blizzard. No offense Miss Lucinda Yasmin...she looks offended, dontcha think?! 
Peace 
