"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
- Sir Winston Churchill
I remember that I was very young the first time I heard, “When there’s a will, there’s a way.” I thought about it a lot. It is one of those phrases I built my life on. What makes a person choose to see solutions rather than problems?
Having a relationship that is regularly very long distance and across different time zones is a definite challenge. Actually the time zone issue is the toughest thing. After all, if Marc was just over in the next county he would still not be home. Being on different sleep schedules is tough. I go to bed later than I would normally because we chat. I love it though. It is quiet when it gets late here. So it is like there is just the two of us in the world. Lovely actually. That is how I am. I see the beauty in things; in life. So from my view here in solutionland, I find ways to work through and around pretty well everything that comes my way. Few obstacles have stopped me. Occasionally, some have delayed me.
When the one you love is far away there are so many opportunities. I write Marc a card almost everyday. This began when he went away for rehearsals for Celine’s Las Vegas show. When he left for two months, I included a puzzle piece in his card. Here’s another little secret, at least once a week we just have a date night, with Skype. Opportunities are everywhere, you just have to open your eyes and see them.
Namaste!
Bianca The Optimist!
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- Sir Winston Churchill
I remember that I was very young the first time I heard, “When there’s a will, there’s a way.” I thought about it a lot. It is one of those phrases I built my life on. What makes a person choose to see solutions rather than problems?
Having a relationship that is regularly very long distance and across different time zones is a definite challenge. Actually the time zone issue is the toughest thing. After all, if Marc was just over in the next county he would still not be home. Being on different sleep schedules is tough. I go to bed later than I would normally because we chat. I love it though. It is quiet when it gets late here. So it is like there is just the two of us in the world. Lovely actually. That is how I am. I see the beauty in things; in life. So from my view here in solutionland, I find ways to work through and around pretty well everything that comes my way. Few obstacles have stopped me. Occasionally, some have delayed me.
When the one you love is far away there are so many opportunities. I write Marc a card almost everyday. This began when he went away for rehearsals for Celine’s Las Vegas show. When he left for two months, I included a puzzle piece in his card. Here’s another little secret, at least once a week we just have a date night, with Skype. Opportunities are everywhere, you just have to open your eyes and see them.
Namaste!
Bianca The Optimist!
This personal blog was written by Bianca Pittoors. You may “share” it in its entirety. I respectfully request that you respect it as the intellectual property that it is. Thank you!
