Sometimes the best thing I can do for myself is NOT to write a wellness post on Wednesday.
Sometimes I spend my entire lunch period wondering about where I should go for lunch, and then it’s too late to go anywhere. Lunchtime is over.
Wednesdays are like that, too.
I am learning to be more flexible and expect the unexpected. Again.
When I was younger, I was so carefree.
I lived life as an INFP*,
Never knowing or caring where I would be
Improvising, literally
Adulting’s responsibilities
caused me anxiety
stifling my creativity
I’m finally coming back
I’m coming home
To being Me.
See? And here I thought I was going to type a post about my reading list and the virtues of paperbacks. Maybe talk a little about writing my new book of stories and recipes. Instead I wrote a poem.
Welcome to the Key of Dee.
*Introverted iNtuitive Feeling Perceiver according to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator personality theory. Check it out on http://www.onlinepersonalitytests.org/mbti
Looks like we got to read some poetry, Denise, and one that strikes a chord with the reader. More power to your pen!
Thank you so much for your affirmation! I really appreciate it ❤
Going with the flow seems to work so well for you, Denise! I just found a very interesting quiz on the NY Times whose headline was, “So Apparently There are 4 Kinds of Introversion”. It was really interesting to do the quiz and discover I’m a “thinking-social” introvert. I prefer the word we invented for my extroverted introversion, “InOutrovert”. 😉 I enjoyed your poem and hearing that you are back to being more flexible and expecting the unexpected again. It serves your writing well. Enjoyed your musings in poetic form today!
Love it! Nothing better for wellness than expressing yourself in a poem, so this week you lead by example, Denise! xo, Reba
I am so grateful for you, Reba!
An ESTJ speaking to an INFP, if we continue to meet, what we will see. Wednesdays for you are like Fridays for me, nearing end of the week to relax and just be.
How delightful! I love it! Thank you for sharing.