Comments on: The difference between here and there, and when there becomes here http://www.m0to.com/blog/2007/10/01/the-difference-between-here-and-there-and-when-there-becomes-here/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-difference-between-here-and-there-and-when-there-becomes-here my life under power Wed, 10 Feb 2010 21:55:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Alicia Del Fuego http://www.m0to.com/blog/2007/10/01/the-difference-between-here-and-there-and-when-there-becomes-here/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Alicia Del Fuego Mon, 08 Oct 2007 18:32:17 +0000 http://www.m0to.com/blog/2007/10/01/the-difference-between-here-and-there-and-when-there-becomes-here/#comment-45 It dawned on me today, why this may be the case too. Until more recently, being in front of the computer more hours than there are in a day was commonplace for you. Now you have found something that motivates and inspires you to get out there an experience things, and like any drug, you're itching for another fix. Just this time, it's more positive :) Good thing you signed up for that interactive RPG called FirstLife :) Welcome back :) It dawned on me today, why this may be the case too. Until more recently, being in front of the computer more hours than there are in a day was commonplace for you. Now you have found something that motivates and inspires you to get out there an experience things, and like any drug, you’re itching for another fix. Just this time, it’s more positive :)

Good thing you signed up for that interactive RPG called FirstLife :) Welcome back :)

]]> By: Shirl http://www.m0to.com/blog/2007/10/01/the-difference-between-here-and-there-and-when-there-becomes-here/comment-page-1/#comment-42 Shirl Wed, 03 Oct 2007 16:36:05 +0000 http://www.m0to.com/blog/2007/10/01/the-difference-between-here-and-there-and-when-there-becomes-here/#comment-42 Sometimes you dont want to wander but find that you are in a rut and really need to go there from here but dont know how? I found myelf in that situation wanting to stay here and not go there but needed a change and the change was made by certain circumstances completely out of my hands but for the better. So now I am on my way there and here will be waiting for me. Make any sense? Sometimes you dont want to wander but find that you are in a rut and really need to go there from here but dont know how?

I found myelf in that situation wanting to stay here and not go there but needed a change and the change was made by certain circumstances completely out of my hands but for the better. So now I am on my way there and here will be waiting for me. Make any sense?

]]> By: Alicia Del Fuego http://www.m0to.com/blog/2007/10/01/the-difference-between-here-and-there-and-when-there-becomes-here/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Alicia Del Fuego Mon, 01 Oct 2007 23:43:05 +0000 http://www.m0to.com/blog/2007/10/01/the-difference-between-here-and-there-and-when-there-becomes-here/#comment-41 Well, not all who are prone to melancholy like to wander, in fact they would rather cocoon themselves when that feeling hits; however, the appeal of wandering is to emerge from that feeling because obviously, there have to be better pastures than the one one is in when feeling melancholy. *wow, Dr. Seuss would be proud of this blog! The "Grass is Always Greener" adage has a positive spin to it in that a change is being sought and normally, one could assume that better things are experienced through change. We all know that isn't always the case and that change itself can always be daunting, thrusting someone into that melancholy mood) because quite frankly, one often believes that the mere scenic change should be work enough. It's not so easy. One part is the journey, another is the arrival, and then what you do when you get there is quite another. Many aren't prepared for the additional steps. But it's a good idea to be grounded and have a Point of Begining (POB- a term used in surveying). A place to start and know that wherever you go, you can safely return to. Even your seasoned travelers yearn for that POB after being away from it for too long. I don't think that'd ever change :) Well, not all who are prone to melancholy like to wander, in fact they would rather cocoon themselves when that feeling hits; however, the appeal of wandering is to emerge from that feeling because obviously, there have to be better pastures than the one one is in when feeling melancholy. *wow, Dr. Seuss would be proud of this blog!

The “Grass is Always Greener” adage has a positive spin to it in that a change is being sought and normally, one could assume that better things are experienced through change. We all know that isn’t always the case and that change itself can always be daunting, thrusting someone into that melancholy mood) because quite frankly, one often believes that the mere scenic change should be work enough. It’s not so easy. One part is the journey, another is the arrival, and then what you do when you get there is quite another. Many aren’t prepared for the additional steps.

But it’s a good idea to be grounded and have a Point of Begining (POB- a term used in surveying). A place to start and know that wherever you go, you can safely return to. Even your seasoned travelers yearn for that POB after being away from it for too long. I don’t think that’d ever change :)

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