I can change

Hi, Bill! What a lovely post! Yes, we can change, and we must allow the storms to leave us clean and renewed. You're such a thoughtful young man, I'm glad we're friends! Joanne

Hi Billzehua. Myself, I enjoy working at home, but it can get a bit lonely at times. I see you as one who is like the smart tree, the tree willing to bend with a storm, rather than standing stiff and tall only to snap off in the wind. We can all change for good or bad, but the changes for the better are the ones that bring peace, happiness, and contentment. Karen

OK! After long days of fierce heat, the sky finally managed to release the craziness it had been holding. The furious rain smacked hard at the standing buildings and trees, dotted with constant lightning strikes! However, no matter how hard the leaves were smacked, they were only brushed more shining and fresh. They can change. Sophie Zelmani sings, "you must lead me through the day," in [/u]I can't change,[u],but I'm very aware that there'll be no one to lead me through it but myself. When everybody else is working on the Monday-to-Friday clock, I am the only person staying at home. There's much more psychological suffering to take than claims of other dimensions. Cruising alone makes me feel hard, even pulls me into great crappiness.Staying upbeat and cool is the only way out. I can change. Just as it is with the leaves, no matter how hard I am smacked, I want to come out of the storm shinier and fresh. I hope I didn't misunderstand any of it and, therefore, get it wrong. As you can see, there's very little difficulty at all.