life's musings and writing prompt 15

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Relationships and connectivity have been on my mind a lot lately. I mean all relationships. Mother/daughter Sister/Brother Girlfriend/boyfriend and all the other kinds you can come up with. Why are relationships so important in our lives? Why do we define ourselves by who we are connected with?

I realize lately that connecting with a person is of great importance to our happiness. Hear me out.
We can survive alone. I know this, but we miss out on listening. We miss out on opportunities to connect to someone who could give us a deeper understanding of ourselves. We miss friendships, belly laughs, and so much more. Connecting to another human and sharing our beliefs, our hobbies, our lives allows us to have a broader understanding of humanity as a whole.

We need out tribes. I have a small group of woman friends who are my tribe. They are shakers, believers, day dreamers, my anchor and my wings. These lovely ladies are part of why I am who I am. I listen to them. I admire them. I see them as people to look up to, to learn from, and yes to teach what I have learned about in life.  We are connected now, back then, and possible in the future. I believe we come together to learn from each other and as we do we either then grow together or we separate from each other. Tribes are organic that change as needed. No one is guaranteed to stay in your life. We change, we grow, and so does every one else.

Life is a constant journey and with my tribe by my side rooting me on I know I have a connection with some amazing souls who I love and adore. I am always here for them and I know if I need them, they are there for me. Life amuses me and so do these lovely souls.

Now onto writing prompt 15. I know it is nanowrimo month, but I'm going to go ahead and put up #15. If you want to do it in December by all means, but in the mean time here it is. Enjoy!



Very Thoreau if I can say so. I cannot wait to see what you all write. Please share with me here if you want to leave a comment to your link where you wrote I would love to read it.

Thank you all
your story teller/Poet
Debbie
xo

Happy Autumning!!!

Comments

  1. grams ramblingsNovember 18, 2016 at 12:43 PM

    Loved your tribe thing.

    gramswisewords.blogspot.com

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    1. DebbieInGeorgiaNovember 29, 2016 at 11:04 AM

      having a good and supportive tribe is important in life :D

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