Shifts Equal Change

I did something recently that I didn’t see coming. I moved the desk out of my writing room and placed it in the den. It wasn’t being used where it sat, because that room is too hot in the summer. The plants are happy in there, however, I wasn’t, so now we’re facing a wall while writing and we’ve been here before, but that was then and this is now. If we try something once and it didn’t work out, that doesn’t mean it won’t. Life has it’s own timing.

I’ve been quiet this month and it was needed. Summer for me can be draining, so during the sweltering months of the year we tend to our energy. Take note of when we have plenty and use it to our advantage, but rest when there’s less.

After moving the desk, the room looked empty, but felt spacious. I had some organizing to do in the den and have been thinking about painting the walls, but wanted to see what it would be like to have the walls empty. I took ‘Prince’ off the wall, which is no small feat by yourself and moved him into the empty room. I leaned him against the wall and pondered selling him, but he’s been with me more years than any person.

The room doesn’t have the same feel now as it did with the desk, so I saw it as a good space to meditate. I took the rug, wooden altar and Zafu cushion out of my bedroom and into this space. Once the weather cools down we may be moving the desk back in, but I’ve learned that I don’t have to blow my whole life up to create change. It can happen in small shifts. One inspiring notion at a time.


Discover more from Inbarbsworld

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

7 responses to “Shifts Equal Change”

  1. I’m glad you are able to pivot as you need. I would think that would be one advantage of living alone. Men have enough to deal with, without having a spoon randomly move from one drawer to the next. Have a great day, Barb! 😊

    Liked by 1 person

    1. I enjoy changing things up, Anne, and it’s one of the many benefits of living solo, but I try to keep it reasonable. When God decides to place a partner in my life, I don’t want them to start nailing stuff down, so it doesn’t move. Staying open to change keeps our minds open. Thank you and I hope you are enjoying your day! 🧡

      Liked by 1 person

  2. Summer weather definitely affects what and where we do what we do.

    But change is good, and yours sounds like a good one. 😊

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Thank you, lovely and I hope you’re staying cool.

      Liked by 1 person

  3. Different things works at different time, you ate tight and this is fur everything, furniture included. I tend to move around mine too

    Liked by 1 person

    1. Thank you for your comment! I move my typewriter around a lot and I think it just depends where I want to write that day. I used to feel weird about moving it so freely, but once I do, it makes sense. We’re only as stuck as we choose to be. I LOVE moving furniture! xx

      Liked by 1 person

      1. Oh absolutely, we change perpetually so why not our furniture 🤓

        Liked by 1 person

Leave a reply to still a dreamer Cancel reply

About Me

Grab a warm cuppa and cozy up to inbarbsworld. I’m Barb, the writer behind this blog and I share through a clear, simple lens. I’ve lived a life filled with everything that money could buy, but in 2014 I left that life to feel myself living. Now, I know what abundance truly is and it can’t be bought.

Recent Articles