Running Out of Time
I love this post by PixelRN, and this thought from it in particular:
It’s like the childish “me” has always wanted to do something creative but then my childish side kind of ran out of time. So I grew up and found a profession.
It hit me yesterday that I always believed the same thing — that our lives are divided into childhood and adulthood. Once you cross over into adulthood, whatever you’re doing is pretty much what you’ll always be doing, in one form or another.
That’s only true if you make it true, though.
Dey
August 25, 2008
at 10:17 am
Hey Shane!
Thanks for posting this. My wife is also a nurse who will appreciate the links to these articles and blogs.
I hope that all is well.
Thanks,
Dey
PS: I really wish you would post more often because I really enjoy reading your posts, and I learn even more from reading them. Keep up the good work.
Shane
August 25, 2008
at 10:22 am
Thanks for the kind words, Dey! I really appreciate it.
Hope your new site is going well!
Kim
August 26, 2008
at 10:18 am
And then sometimes your “child” me actually finds something creative that you are good at (ex: writing) and then all that enthusiasm comes back! : )