Some Time in Space

Space, who does not love space? Space is quite beautiful at least what many of us can see in pictures or from a window or a back yard. The vast number of stars that continue to go on for miles, that moment we can catch one flying across the sky to make a wish on. What about taking those moments to gaze up above just so we can locate the big dipper or little dipper, or maybe for a few of us it’s the chance to get lost in something and imagine something greater. To some this thought could be scary with just nothing but darkness to wonder through while to others it screams adventure!

Whether referring to the big space above or space for us as a person it is not always a bad thing. Space should not be scary and does not always mean an end to something. Space between people, friends, or family could be an opportunity for growth. Space for yourself between activities and life to see what you truly enjoy, what you can do once you just take time to step back before proceeding with something, sometimes that space is needed to reapproach with clearer minds which can be healthy and beneficial.

Now granted with this space when it comes to friendships they can be lost; connections can grow slim. This can be seen as sad yes, but could it still be a good thing?

I read something the other day that went like this, “Slowly losing friends is a part of growing up. We do not lose friends. We just learn who our real ones are”. All too often I hear how friends are no longer friends because of age and this word “space” or distance better yet. Everyone grows apart because there is too much space between their lives and where they move too. This quote may show that real friends, those who truly love you and who you truly love, will not be lost no matter the space. If each of you can understand the growth you have accomplished, the place you are at and getting to, then that relationship will remain. All parties of the friendship can continue to work with one another during that space, with that space, so then why couldn’t the friendship still be?

The same can go for family. While some kids move states away from one another while others live right down the road, no matter the distance space can hinder those relationships or make them better or both. Maybe you need space from your family to truly figure out who you are, a way to make them proud in your own way. With space then maybe one day you can fill it and see each other more but how will you know if you do not try?

Phones, computers, roads all work both ways. We can fill that “space”, those gaps with this if the need arises or feel we should, but in the end is Space really bad or really good…may be just a little of both? Space can be just taking a step into the unknown, but a positive life change unknown, so...

who is ready to take on the adventurous scares of Space??

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