Different Point of View

Tonight we sat in the “Terrace Club” seats at Safeco Field for tonight’s baseball game. These are more pricey than ours, but they had offered a special where you could just trade your regular tickets for Terrace Club seats for one game – so we did. They were very nice seats, really – they were padded! The view was about directly across from our normal seats, so 180 degrees different. Good to change it up. Carl chatted with our neighbors – a sister of a former major leaguer that Carl had followed and even corresponded with once. Then we found some friends just a short distance away and caught up with them as well.

But my real reference is my own need to adopt a different point of attitude. These last few days I have felt snippy and snipey, and have not always had my filter in good operating order. I am hoping a few hours of sleep will help – so it is time for bed. It had better. I don’t think I can stand myself like this much longer. Time for some wine to quell the whine.

3 Responses to “Different Point of View”

  1. kayak woman Says:

    Me too (or three). Snippy, that is.

  2. jane Says:

    This was the ‘daily zen’ that my friend Jeff sent yesterday —
    God is the experience of looking at a tree and saying, “Ah!”
    – Joseph Campbell

    And while I disagree with the ‘god’ part of the quote, I do often look at trees/flowers/sunrise/sunset/etc. and say something along the lines of ‘ah’.

    You just need to stop and smell the roses more often — on the way to the game or work, or whatever. and appreciate that you can see a big ol’ mountain — occasionally. and wine. wine is good.

  3. regenaxe Says:

    I would guess that some of the snippyness is due to your upcoming walk. I predict that next week you will be in a different space — sore muscles, but brain can relax. (That was my experience, anyway.)
    –Pooh

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