When we think of a rainbow, we
tend to think of a pot of gold at one end of it… and, just maybe a leprechaun
carefully guarding it!
Milestones is our lives can be considered pots of gold such as our first tentative steps, our first words, learning to tie our shoes, using the potty, Kindergarten graduation, High School graduation, college graduation, and so on. Once we achieve them, and after we’ve sufficiently celebrated our pot of gold, we sit quietly, deep in thought, and put pen to paper to write down our next goal.
In another sense, the rainbow can
be thought of as a journey, or a path along which we travel daily in our
lives. It may be a favorite destination
such as a coffee shop, a little boutique, a neighborhood park, or even a
special person in your life.
Milestones is our lives can be considered pots of gold such as our first tentative steps, our first words, learning to tie our shoes, using the potty, Kindergarten graduation, High School graduation, college graduation, and so on. Once we achieve them, and after we’ve sufficiently celebrated our pot of gold, we sit quietly, deep in thought, and put pen to paper to write down our next goal.
Depending on your perception, the
rainbow’s end might be something as simple as meeting up with an old friend
with whom you share a history. Having a
cup of coffee and a snack, going for a walk, or just sitting and reminiscing
about “the good old days.”
For me, it’s spending time with
someone special: A neighbor, a close friend, a therapist or counselor; those
quiet moments with deep feelings are the ones I cherish most these days. New memories upon which I can build new
experiences, new sights, new sounds, a feast for the senses.
As Dorothy sings, “If happy little bluebirds fly beyond the
rainbow,
Why,
oh why, can’t I?”
You can.
Get out there and find your rainbow’s end.
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