Vernon Saunders Law Quote

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Vernon Saunders Law Quote:

Vernon Saunders Law Quote

What’s Up With Pooj?

I’m in a bit of a funk. Writers block is at my throat, fighting the words once more. I wonder when things got so complicated in life. I remember the days when it was simple. The good old days when times were bad.

It’s not that I’m sad, I’m not sad. It’s more like an indifference to it all. I’m tired. Or maybe I just need to take my B12 supplement which I keep forgetting to do lol.

In less melancholic news, we went to the Karen Blixen museum this weekend and it was my first time there in a long time. It was interesting to go back as an adult because her life seemed so much more sad and lonely now when I think about it. A bit of a tragedy despite all she achieved and fought for. But in another way, she’s also inspiring because despite all she went through she continued to pursue what she loved and helped many people along the way. She didn’t let life get to her or stop her from achieving all she did.

What I’m Listening To This Week:

I thought this was a really cool listen, created from poetry by Amy Jones.

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8 responses to “Vernon Saunders Law Quote”

  1. hi Pooj…sorry your having a bit of trouble with writers block, and indifference, and I hope you start to feel less tired soon, too! hugs! Xx

  2. I heard the quote before.
    But I didn’t know who originally said it.
    Now I’ll have to Google Vernon Saunders Law to find out who he is.

  3. Thank you for sharing something so honest. We all go through seasons where the words don’t come easily, but those quiet moments often lead to our deepest reflections. I love your perspective on Karen Blixen her resilience and determination despite life’s hardships is truly inspiring. Wishing you renewed energy, fresh inspiration, and yes… maybe that B12 helps too! 😊

  4. This quote is so true. As for the little bit of writer’s block, I hope you’ll get over it very soon. Might be you need a small break to recover yourself. My prayers are with you, Pooja.

  5. Great quote and so true, thanks for sharing

  6. I saw the movie based on Babette’s feast (with the same name). That was an amazing movie with Danish and Swedish actors. Sounds like an interesting museum. About the quote, I like it. It is best to learn from others but sometimes you have to make the mistakes yourself, and that is harder. Experience is indeed a hard teachers.

  7. It seems natural that you need some inhale time, after having a big exhale this year! Taking your vitamins does seem a good idea though, D too, if you need it, and HYDRATE! I hadn’t been familiar with Karen Blixen by name, so thanks for that, and the quote is so good!

  8. Hi Pooja, I love the quote. Ironically I have been this teacher, kids tried to get me in trouble for giving them the test lol needless to say, they failed miserably
    Anyhow, sorry to hear you are feeling down, what helps me is hanging out with folks that help me process and move on. Coincidentally, all of them are my old friends from 30 years ago, I’m so lucky to still be in touch. I feel like they are the only people who really know me. Anyways, if you have those old friends reach out to chat or write them a letter. I’m writing letters to feel better or reach out : hello, this is me! How are you doing?

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