
First let me state that my family is find physically. Marc and I are doing very well, and I do not have any medical issues going on that have changed in the last few months. But I did want you to know that I will be taking a breather for a few weeks ( well at least a week ) from my blogging, twitter and facebook accounts. Vacations are good, but there is something about taking a vacation that causes you to have to take another vacation from the vacation when you come back. Add in some personal things that have been going on that if I could talk about them, would probably not be a good thing to talk about online.
Blogging, twitter and facebook can be a good place to connect, but if used the wrong way can be a place where people can not only hurt a persons feelings, but also a place where you can easily spew frustrations, anger, venom and pain. I'm not in a good place right now so its in my best interest to step away from the computer and just chill. Maybe do a bit of reading, meditate and count to ten. Its funny how easily you can be on cloud nine one day (or cruising along living life) and smack...the enemy hits you between the eyes when you are not looking, when your at your most vulnerable state (hitting you in the gut where it hurts the most). Not a physical hurt because scars from that can easily heal, but an emotional hurt that if taken the wrong way can cause you to act out...say things you will regret or hit back in the same way that you think you have been hit. None of which should ever be played out in the cyber world.
If you are ever in a dark place or going through a rough patch, please think before you type out that email, text, tweet on twitter, or post on facebook (or your blog). As a matter of fact step back, count to ten and then count again if need be (or in my case step completely away from all things tech related). I realize how much I have grown in the last few yrs because the old Cyndi might have done a few of those very things. But I realize now that every reaction has a consequence. God gives us free will, but with that comes an opportunity to fail, falter or make a mistake. I prefer to not make a mistake that in the short term may make me feel better but may cause more pain for me or my family in the future.