About a week ago, I was texting with my wife. I was feeling a lot of anxiety and depression that day. I was dying to do something, and to be artistic. A few months prior, I suffered a major concussion. And just prior to that, I had really gotten into reading, as well as journaling, when I got inspired by what I had read, or what I was reading about made me think of something interesting. Since the concussion, though, my level of concentration has suffered tremendously. I told my wife that I felt like blogging but could not come up with anything to write about. I honestly could think of nothing, and I had great fear that I would start, but lose concentration, and fail.
Her response was something along the lines of, “Why don’t you blog? You can’t think of something?” At first, I thought this was sarcastic. But then I thought about it. Perhaps it wasn’t sarcasm. It could have just been that she was surprised that I really could not think of anything. Life is full of failures, so if my fear comes true, and I do fail, so what? I’ll have an archive of ramblings to look back on one day.
I still don’t know what I’m going to end up writing about. Right now, it’s just about the fact that I got the guts to take my wife’s suggestion; celebrating the fact that I had the concentration to put together a blog site; and the fact that sometimes, it pays to have a second look at someone’s comment that catches you off guard, especially when that someone is close to you, who cares. Last but not least, and the most important, I’d like to thank my wife.
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