The parties are over. Now I'm suffering from P.P.D. It's very draining to long for more parties. I wish I had some form of medication to ease my pain and discomfort.
What I loved most about these parties were the little surprises. I thoroughly enjoyed providing a spread for our friends, having activities for the kids to enjoy, and having the privelege to sit and talk with people whom I enjoy, but don't see enough. For our ward party, my heart swelled when I noticed a group of ladies - one holding the other's new baby, talking animatedly about current events. Beside them, a couple was warmly embraced while they watched their children climb on Santa's lap. I loved being part of their moments. I thoroughly enjoyed providing an environment where people could feel happy.
So - while my P.P.D. may be strong and at times, painful. The memories of parties past will guide the way for me to swim out of any post-party despair to look forward to another moment when a beautiful scene will be created. When I can look out over the crowd or embrace a friend and feel all the lovliness inside that I've striven to create on the outside.
Life is beautiful.
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