"If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at will change." - Wayne Dyer
I have always been attached to frogs since I can first remember learning about them in Kindergarten, and then fully identifying with them by the time I was 8. I liked the way frogs looked and lived; some were powerfully toxic and some were just fat pests. I've always seen the frog to be kind of a laid back being with his permeable skin soaking up the energy around him and using it as he would.
As I come to a point of transition in my life, I look to the world's cutest transformer, the frog. He goes through physical and mental changes as he grows. He travels back and forth between the water and the land. He balances his life on the cusp of water and solid ground.
I'm looking up to this guy, he knows whats up. Now that I've finished my bachelors degree and I'm moving on to new places, I need to be the frog and take it all in stride. I'm anxious about what lays ahead for me, and this is because I don't really know what to expect or how to handle it. I suppose it won't be terribly hard, but it is all going to be such a new pond--you just can't help being a little scared about what else lurks in it.
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