So it's 6:15 on Wednesday evening, April 16th, here in the Denver Metro area.  Two days ago the neighborhood kids were out playing with the water hoses, and right now  I'm looking at huge flakes of wet snow.  Sound strange?... Not if you've lived in Colorado for any length of time!  There's a common Colorado saying...."Don't like the weather?  Wait a few hours...it'll change!"  And the saying rings true time and time again.

All of our lives hold different "weather changes" if you will.  There is the new job, the new significant other, the new home, the new good news, the new bad news, the new challenge that just presented itself earlier today, etc...  The list goes on and on.  After-all - that's what life is.  A series of changes.  The question is then, how will I respond to these changes when they present themselves?

The outcome is yet to be.  It hinges on our responses.  Stop and think about that for a moment.... This morning it was bright and sunny - not even a single cloud in sight.  I heard on the radio that snow was coming and I remember looking at the sky and thinking "really?"  Well sure enough, it's here. (the change)  I could have gone to my appointment earlier without a jacket (in denial and stupid), I could have gotten upset and yelled at the sky (overreacting and ex-centric), or I could have calmly prepared for it - grabbing a jacket out of the closet, turning off the automatic sprinkler system, and turning up the heat in the house.

Which one do you think I did? 

When the next challenge of a change presents itself, what will your response be?

"Wisdom is the principal thing; Therefore get wisdom.  And in all of your getting, get understanding."

"Whoever loves instruction loves knowledge, but he who hates correction is stupid."

Here's to embracing changes with a clear mind and open arms!  Oh, by the way, if you're still wondering if I grabbed my jacket, the answer is yes (but only after yelling at the sky for a brief moment! Kidding!)

 

Krista Ingram is a native of Colorado and knows all about the ins and outs of the weather.  Need an excellent Realtor?  www.kristaingram.com

 

 
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4 Comments on Yell At The Sky ... Okay Maybe Not!

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2008
Krista. Well put. I really liked that. Thanks, Keith..
8:07pm • #1

Great post, Krista!  It depends on the day as to which route I would take... but I'd like to think I'd do the sensible thing - as you did.  And for the record, Colorado isn't the only state with wacky weather.  We're going from 37 degrees this morning to the mid-70s tomorrow in Myrtle Beach.

8:10pm • #2
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Your Colorado saying sounds alot like St. Louis.  :)  By the way, I liked your quote...Proverbs, right?...Great book...  :)
8:20pm • #3

Proverbs 12 to be right on target.  I see you used your pastor as one of your testimonials.  I like to see people acknowledge God in their everday lives.  More than that, God loves you for it.  Is that where the wonderful smile comes from?  Anyone who gets to live, work, and play in Colorado needs to figure a way for the rest of us to experience it.  Does the Civic Center (downtown Denver) still light the nights up during the holidays?  Is Centennial recreation center still on Colorado Blvd? 

Thanks for sharing your smile and attitude with us.

8:53pm • #4

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