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@Linda — Yes, it is kind of mysterious. Both the real and the literal kinds. And always good to bet back so the sunshine after being in a fog for a while.

After being in fog, it makes me appreciate the sunshine once again.

Good stuff.

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@Leanne — Thanks! You make a great point Leanne. Sometimes it takes the “fog” for us to really slow down and make the decisions that can have a lasting impact. That are really the “best” solution for us, and something we may not have discovered had we not had the fog in our lives.

@Dave — You are too kind, thank you very much for your kind words. They mean a lot to me. By the way, I think you’re a great example of someone who has really dealt with some fog in their lives, and came out in a new and exciting direction.

@Evelyn — Thank you! The first rays that come through — I like that! They are the first ideas we have, the first thoughts of how to deal with the fog. They are our starting block, and very important.

@MizFit — I like your honesty. And, we all have days like that… And, oh, I’m all set, this is cool!

@Wendi — That was very nicely said. And, it really is spiritual, mental, and physical that can all be tested at times by the fog (grey zone — I like that too). This too shall pass. That is powerful to remember in trying times. Thanks for sharing this perspective here Wendi.

@Jen — Your welcome — you take amazing pictures! And thanks for stopping in here!

I read through a few of you posts and they are very inspiring. Its a wonderful well written blog!

The Grey Zone can be spiritual, mental or physical but it always shows up to me as a sudden moment when I can no longer see, act or plan or visualize my future.
I am just stuck with my eyes blinded by the moment. Either because I am too physically sick, or I am in a spiritual crisis because something has happened that has momentarily shaken my ability to believe in the future or have faith, or because I haven’t got the mental strength to work on my goals or even create them in my mind. I AM STUCK.

When I was younger, this used to send me into a panic because I was foolish enough to think that what was in the moment was how life would always be. That made the grey zone last longer. Now I know that all things pass.That everything has an Ebb and Flow cycle. So I relax. I try to pamper myself and to be as healthy and peaceful as I possibly can and the grey Zone seems to lift away quicker then ever before so that I once again have the energy to see the future, believe in my faith,enjoy my physical health and have the mental energy to pursue my dreams.

The fog (grey zone) is just one of the cycles of life,the quicker we recognize it for what it is, ( A time to reflect and take care of ourselves) and the less we fear it, the quicker it will dissipate.

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gotta be honest.

BUT Im eeeeeking through it.

Miz.

(ooh and you are up tomorrow at MizFit!)

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May I suggest that you are the bright sun burning the fog away?

I believe that’s exactly what you are.

Keep shining Lance.

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Thank you for this. A few months ago, I had the same kind of realization. I am still young, but I wondered: what happened to myself since high school? I really just let myself go and I was living a very, very unhealthy lifestyle. Rarely sleeping, going days without meals and mostly eating junk. But I’ve turned it around and now I go the gym regularly, and starting this week, I’m changing up my diet as well. It’s a rough road, but it’ll be worth it in the end.

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