Thanks to everyone for your amazing love and support during this tough time. I’ve truly turned a new leaf and although am still overcome with sadness, I finally feel like I can maybe. Just maybe…get through this next year and a half. Although my husband hasn’t left yet, his spare time is spent preparing, and sadly worrying. We’ve both had our fair share of sleepless nights. So last night I revisited one of my favorite trails where I run, and it was there I found a little peace.
And as I rounded this corner at mile 2 of my 4 mile run, I forgot for a moment that I was running. I forgot all my worries. And I was smiling from ear to ear.
The sun was setting, I was chasing daylight, and I was smiling. It’s days like these I realize I must hang on tight to during the next year and a half.
Where’s your place of peace? How do you find the good in a bad situation?
Have a great night!!
~Michelle
agreed on place of peace being out in nature. That trail looks PERFECT and its the type of trail I miss! All the “trails” here in SoCal are dusty and mostly just open fire roads, but when you get to the top and look out over everything…. it’s wonderful.
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Are you near a beach at least? I love the trails here, they have beauty all year long!!
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I’m glad running is a place of peace for you. I too enjoy running just to lose myself in time some days. Remember – you are strong!
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Thank you, Anna! I get such strength from you all!!!! ❤
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What a gorgeous trail. Running bring me peace, even if I’m on a sidewalk with cars going by. The beauty and tranquility of your trail would make me smile too. I’m so happy you found peace and happiness on your run. Xoxo
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Thank you, Ruth. I agree, running is just an awesome gift of peace.
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Beautiful pictures a wonderful place for a run! I am glad you felt peaceful and carefree! you are a strong woman!
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You are the best, Lynz!! Thanks!!!
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hang in there!
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Get out of your house and into a new place so you can reset. I believe that variable visual stimulation helps too.
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I agree, Tony!!! It’s always good to get outside.
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Wonderful place for a run. My place of peace is here: https://lookaround99.wordpress.com/2015/10/24/hai-sa-ti-spun-o-poveste-let-me-tell-you-a-story/
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lovely!
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Gorgeous spot for peaceful reflection, Michelle! I’m so glad that smile is on your face. Of course the coming months won’t be easy but you have the strength to get through them. I’m here for you!
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Thank you, friend. I appreciate that so much!!
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My place of peace is a long walk, absorbed by the world around me and its beauty.
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That sounds just lovely, Richard!
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I just love when fallen leaves line a trail. So beautiful! I don’t have a specific place of peace yet, but I’d love to find one!
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I hope you find one soon!! Thanks, Charissa!!!
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Running’s it for me too. Soemtimes it’s the only thing that makes any sense.
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I couldn’t agree more, Char!!
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I’m glad that you found peace, if even just for a bit. Running is a great outlet for me, too.
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Thanks, Tiina, it was short-lived but much needed. ❤
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Those leaves are gorgeous. There’s something so therapeutic about running outside (and just being out in nature in general).
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I completely agree! Thanks!
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What a beautiful place for a run!! This too shall pass. I hope you can continue to find peace on your runs as they will be an important place for you over the next year!! Hugs!
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Thanks you so much!
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So glad you got to clear your mind and go to your happy place 🙂
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Thanks hon! xoox
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