I do not understand
how anyone can live
without one small place of
enchantment to turn to.
Marjorie Kiman Rawling
Can you describe your happy place?
A place where you can be yourself, relax, and clear your mind of troubles and stress?
Is it a physical place that makes you feel content, or is your happiness there dependent on having certain people there with you sharing ideas, thoughts, and opinions?
Either way -- everyone needs a refuge. We all need to know there's a place to go where we feel safe, comfortable, and protected.
Just this morning, I was watching my cats, Mr. Jingles and Koshka as they played together on the patio. Just as they were getting very involved in their game of tag and wrestling, our dog, Tipper, walked up to them. Tipper is a very old dog and was not being assertive in any way, but her simple presence startled them, ended their fun and they raced for the back door!
They were not happy!
When I opened the door, they raced through it and headed immediately for their favorite rug and within 5 minutes both were sleeping soundly without a care in the world. They found their happy place! A place where they were warm, comfortable, and safe.
My challenge for you today is to define your happy place and resolve to go there now!
Blessings!
Sharon
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