One Piece at a Time:

From a conversation about managing life's ongoing changes.

 

Constantly adjusting to the who I'm becoming   

and repeatedly accepting the who I have been

I find a peace of mind one piece at a time.

Reviews

[Gee]

Aye, in my head I'm 12 years old but my bones constantly remind me, through their incessant aching, that I am an early 60's old fella speeding without brakes to the hole in the ground :))
Hell here I come, break out the factor 50

[carl]

thanks for the read and review, don't make any prior reservations for that place, "Look to my coming at first light on the fifth day. At dawn, look to the East" - spf will not abate those temps, lol - thanks for the visit, be well. -carl

[W. Barrett Munn]

I genuinely like the seeming simplicity of this that is not simple at all in reality.

Winston

[carl]

Thank you so much for the time to read and review, your evaluation is a great encouragement. - with appreciation. -carl

[Dave Brown]

considering that we can't do too much about it, this seems as good a way as any to enjoy peace of mind

[carl]

appreciate the time and review thanks, Dave.

[Lorry]

Well said, with not a word out of place. This is exactly what suucinct writing should be.
The outer edges of who we were may be getting more vague, but the right now has little to worry about with this piece Carl.
As to the future......

[carl]

Thank you, Lorry, for your time to read and comment your encouragement is much appreciated. Regarding the future........Scarlett : " I can't think about that right now. If I do, I'll go crazy. I'll think about that tomorrow."

[D. Mansfield]

Carl, it seems we are tracking on a similar line. I like these words you've written, thank you