Fall Composure

October 27, 2009 | By | |

Well, fall is officially here.  I know I’ve been a little MIA lately, but with kids getting sick, me getting sick and the end of football season life has been a little nuts.  In the midst of it all I have had a moment or two where I feel like my sanity is a little…well…off.

So, in my effort to stay sane, there are a few things in life that make a huge difference.  Finding the beauty in everything around me (something I talked about not that long ago), and great music.

Two very simple things that are making life so enjoyable.  There are some amazing songs out there that have the incredible ability to lift the spirit.   Add to that the fact that the beauty of the changing colors of fall is impossible to ignore.

So today I have a question for you…when everything starts to get crazy or hectic and life starts feeling a little slanted, what do you do to maintain composure (or regain it as the case may be)?

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Shera is the owner and creator of A Frog In My Soup and started the blog in Sept. 2006 as a way to journal about her 6 sons. As they have grown, so has Shera's passion for writing and blogging, especially about motherhood and the crazy realities we encounter everyday. Feel free to subscribe to A Frog In My Soup, follow her on Twitter and like us on Facebook.

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    Winter says:
    October 30, 2009 at 7:21 pm
    Oh this week and last week were hum dinggers. The kids started with H1N1 and then after we thought they were better they got the stomach flu. I was sitting here feeling sorry for myself and got a serious kick in the butt by a friend. So I started counting my blessing which I should have done on my own. And sometimes a blessing is that no child runs in the bathroom while you’re in there ;0)
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    Shera says:
    November 4, 2009 at 1:35 pm
    So true Winter, thank you for sharing! You are very right, sometimes it’s the littlest blessings that we tend to overlook but can make all the difference in the world.