I have discovered I typically have a "delayed reaction" to everything: I say something, I wait (sometimes a long time), and then do it. It is a cycle I am not willing to continue in the future.
Right now I am in the midst of writing an article of the Johnsonian. It is a difficult one to write, though. I am struggling to find the words to write. As a writer, words are important to any story. They convey the message you want to tell. And they can captivate the audience's attention.
As I am writing I have a delayed reaction to complete the article. But I am thinking of something more important: and I am reminded of Jo March in the book "Little Women." This past Friday my roommate decided to donate her hair (some 12 inches) to the organization Locks for Love. I admire her shear determination and her humble heart. So I have finally decided to do the same thing: in two years. For my 21st birthday I will donate my hair (however long) to Locks for Love. For years I have said I would do this, but have easily become annoyed with long hair. The tangles and the knots. I do not properly care for my hair, I feel I shouldn't have to. (But then again I am free-spirited).
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