I was sitting in the park the
other day. I started to become really
aware of my immediate surroundings. I
could see brown spots. Areas where the
dirt was uneven. There were a handful of
weeds, a gum wrapper and a few pesky gnats flying around.
I heard a noise across the
park and looked up. I noticed how green
the grass looked over there. I stood up
and proceeded to walk towards that area.
When I got there, I sat down. I
looked all around me and again saw patches of brown, some weeds and an annoying
fly.
At this point I looked up at
the area I had been sitting in and was amazed how green it looked.
This, of course got me
thinking about the expression, “The grass is always greener on the other side
of the fence.” It’s amazing what we miss
when we are far away.
Most everyone is dealing with
some sort of garbage. Most everyone has
times in their life when things are good.
I think we tend to believe that other people have an easier life, a smoother
road, or a more uneventful journey than our own.
Maybe if we looked really
closely at those we envy, we would see that they are also dealing with their
own patches of weeds. Just like us.
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