They Still Stand

Spring has come early this year. Experiencing a cold
winter of loss & darkness,  it could not have come too soon. Strong winds
blow the remnants of the dark season away, to be replaced with early blooms and
promise of brighter days.

My husband and I turn on the water to encourage the flowers & grass
to grow. The progress might be slower this year as the older trees possess
less strength. Those once tall wooden towers worn
down by time and disease... but like every spring while they
still stand ...there is hope renewed.






Jodi H. Underhill MEd. LMHC Licensed Mental Health Counselor
 License #MH9166 Phone: 386.747.7148

Habits are hard to break....this is not a new idea. Everyday we rely on habits to do everything from our morning routine when start our day to how we drive home from work. These are habits that give us security and peace as we go about our daily lives.

There are habits in the way we treat others or allow them to treat us which are not beneficial to us during our time on this earth. Since we never know when that time with others in our lives may be over...each day is a new opportunity to change habits which may be blocking us from the best possible relationships with those we care about.