
Lady Galadriel – Smaller the Person the Bigger the Impact
“Even the smallest of person can change the course of history” – Lady Galadriel During this time of distancing, avoiding, prevention, containment and other such
You may have noticed that I’ve not written anything in a while because things have been a little busy within our house of revolving whirling plates. I wanted to refrain from even saying that because I know for some, it’s an easy cop-out to fail to deliver on your goals. To let planning and execution slide for a period. To find a different way of saying “I couldn’t be bothered” – but this time I’m letting it go and leaning into being honest with myself (and you).
You’ll be pleased to hear nothing bad has happened – in fact, quite the contrary. I am now a father of three! On the 17th of January my wife birthed us a son. His name is Felix Ivern Rabbetts, weighing 5 pound 11, he’s happy, healthy and we’re more than thrilled with him. I took two weeks off work to be home and it was a really fun time considering the new adaptations to a newborn entering the fray.
Following on from this I have had my head in the books, studying for exams to gain secondary employment. I say secondary employment, but it’s really gaining an extra function of responsibilities within the same organization. In short, I will be flying unmanned aerial drones to support firefighters on the ground with thermal imagery. Sounds pretty cool, hey? Well it is, and the fact we have access to this technology which is proving to have versatile functionality, is amazing.
I chose the above title because after everything that’s gone on this year for me, I have discovered that every step of the way there has been a strain, a fight and love to earn that little microcosm of “life”.
Within our lives we have microcosms and pockets of life that come with their little battles to fight. The waters break, the hospital trip is taken, the waiting game is in place and then the war to birth a human life begins – the baby’s first cry, a symphony to behold.
An opportunity arises, the plan is laid out, the interview goes well, studying commences, exams are taken and the war to earn a career success rages until there is a result – A pass or fail.
Life itself is earned on many small enterprises. Pay attention to where the pull must be applied to the strain. Be wise to fight on the battlegrounds where victory is most assured. Pay attention to where love is needed and so then earn it’s blossom. Life can be a beautiful thing.
“Even the smallest of person can change the course of history” – Lady Galadriel During this time of distancing, avoiding, prevention, containment and other such
“I just haven’t had much to say. I’ve had a lot to think about that I want to talk about, but I can’t seem to want to write.” These are approximately the words that I shared with my wife a number of weeks ago when I realized I hadn’t blogged in some time, and it bugged me.
Well today I wanted to talk about the flip side. When it’s time to wisely tell yourself to shut up and buy the thing.
Like it? Share It! Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on linkedin Share on email The idea came into my mind
“on numerous times I have cut off the branches of potential from myself when success was likely near and in season” For all its hype,
The fog rolls over and spills into another September morning. The rain has been drizzling all night and while I wait for my one quarter full kettle to boil, with a tea bag already laid into position of a favoured mug for it’s boiling bath, I open the front door to assess the outside conditions. A sunrise peeking over the houses and shimmering dew is on the grass.