On truth and moving on (and geocaching in Catalina State Park, AZ)
Some days, the world you carefully crafted in your head collides with reality and the truth hits you in the face like a ton of bricks.
It’s usually on those days that you vaccum the USB key, that the dog eats a mouse trap (yes, he did), that you find out your awesome camera lens cannot be fixed for less than 600 US$ (which means almost 1,000 CAN$). Because, really, you wanted more bad news.
On those days when everything feels hard and heavy, you know you should be laughing, but right then, you simply can’t.
And you wonder why you do this to yourself.
Why you remain stuck.
Why you just can’t let go and move on.
My dad likes to say: sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.
Isn’t that true?
And that’s what truth does to you. It guts you and puts you back together. Leaving you a bit shelled shock and sad, but also humbled to have found one more puzzle piece to fit into your own story.
