Amassing a self by Edna Wallace, LMFT Noticing those parts of you that gleam. Noticing what comes to you … easily. You’re your own detective, fitting the pieces of the puzzle together. So you cannot sit still to finish a book. But you’re good with people. You can write. You can spot the cool Scrabble words. You tell stories. You make people laugh. You love to dip your toes in the ocean. You’re your own miner, panning for gold, amassing a self— the composite of you— not whom you envy, not whom you “should be” … who you are. Maybe, just maybe you can relish what you have, what you like, what you can do… those gleaming moments. The moment of sitting on your balcony with a pot of mint tea and a sour-dough baguette. The moment of catching-up with your partner at the end of the day. The writing moments, the racecar moments, the speech you gave, the person you helped. Maybe, just maybe you can savor you.
by Edna Wallace, LMFT
you can savor you.
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