Life is ripe with storms–they stir up, gain momentum, and often slam you when you least expect it.
It has been like that lately for me, and I was reminded tonight that this too shall pass. It’s a hard thing to remember when the darkness descends upon you.
Friends are often hard to find when this happens–mainly because we cut them off. We don’t speak up and let them know we need their support. A kind word, a smile, a reminder that they do care is often all it takes to make it easier.
I need to remind myself–and those of you who feel the winds whipping at your hearts–to look around. Don’t be afraid to say “I need you.”
The storm will ease, the sun will shine again–and you’ll be greatful you held onto the anchor your friend was so happy to give–because you were willing to ask.
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