Day Two

Well so far I have missed my usual early am slot due to getting up too late and also the 9 15am spiritual connection group sitting due to thinking (mistakenly) there was no-one at the church.
I think though that part of the concept or idea that I want to grasp as I write this and possibly also try to share with you readers is that it doesn't matter what happens, everything in being is OKay:
Here's an example. I live in a hosue on a hill and this morning when I took my kids to school we discovered that due to the continual frost up here the road had taken on the qualities of an ice rink.
At first I was a little in fear of breaking a limb trying to get down the road and as I watched my chuildren fall over I kinda wondered if they;'d be Okay too.
Noticing this fear lead me to practice an acceptance of the situation as it is "now" . It is with this acceptance, and letting any situation no matter how hard, be Okay that we come to make an easier path though whatever difficult situation thwarts us. In this scenario I took control and made it down the hill okay.
So now I continue my day and will try to get thirty minutes of solitude later on