"Change Your Seat"

"Change Your Seat" ~~ Gary Trabucco  ~~
The American Heritage Shop

This is the Season where we spend lots of time in our homes.

We here in the North East have been dealing with

extreme cold, record snow and some ice. 

This has limited my outings .. even some  

ventures to walk out in the yard or into the woods.

In some cases it can bring forth

the  "Dreaded Cabin Fever" earlier than usual.  

I'm not experiencing cabin fever yet.  

I love being home, its warm, its cozy I have a supply

 of good books and projects and I can always find  

some thing to putter with.
It's also a great time of year to catch up with
friends & family by phone, letter or computer.

My problem is that I center on the few things I'm

not thrilled about in the cabin ..... these are things  

I cant change ... due to hubby's needs & likes or

they are structural, or cost prohibited. 

Either way they are here to stay.

.

I find when I'm home this much, I start to obsess about

 these things and I'm not a happy camper.   

A wise man once said ......

" Change your Seat"

I remember it like it was yesterday .... I remember laughing

like what the heck will that do ..... but over the years as

simple as it sounds I find it works. 

If you sit in the same seat each day as most of

us do ... you have the same view.

I have my spot in each and every room in the cabin. 

I also have my spot in each 

and every friend & relatives home. 

Come on .....  you probably all do ....   Right  ??  
It cant just be me ........... Could it ??     :-) 

Well anyways when you change your seat .... you get a whole

different view and perspective of your room.  

 And sometimes you are pleasantly surprised by what you see. 

At any rate it  stops you from staring at the

thing or things  that are bugging you.

In most of my room, the furniture really cant be moved

but I can  choose to sit somewhere different, and I do.

Human beings, by changing the inner attitudes of their minds,

can change the outer aspects of their lives.

~~ William James (1842-1910)

So till I can make a few road trips .... get back out to

the shop .... or the weather

permits me to sit on the porch, or deck or check

out the yard ..... my plan is the keep changing my seat.

Thanks Gary ..... for this and other sage 

pieces of advice  you given me over the years.

These  photos are some of  my different views ~~

I hope where ever you Sit .... you love your View.

Sending Blessings & Hugs from the Cabin ~ Connie xox

*** It's Snowing Again ***