Today my mood is changeable and
the only colour that seemed apt to match with that is Wild Blue Yonder.
It is one of those colours that
looks different depending on where you see it and how you feel when you look at
it. Which is exactly how I’m feeling towards life at the moment. Changeable, or
perhaps a little unsure.
For the first time in six years,
I don’t have a uni deadline or an academic qualification to work towards. Yes,
I have personal goals, but the very fact that they are self-enforced makes them
different.
So I feel changeable. One day I
am motivated, upbeat, eager to get on with what I’m doing, the next day I feel
pensive, detached, daydreamy, lost in the wild blue yonder. It is flat and
uninspiring, vast and full of possibility. It is my current Crayola Colour
Mood, my current feeling, my current adventure.
Elloise Hopkins.
A self-motivation, she is a tricksy mistress. Which I why I'm sat here with about 6 half-finished projects surrounding me. Doesn't help when you have attention span of a... ooooh, puppies...
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