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Day 128: Beginnings

It's admittedly kind of lame that I am pulling the "beginnings" card on the first day of a new year but it's my blog and I can do what I want, even be lame if that's what I choose!  :)  Last year, when the 365 focus was different, I also did something on beginnings.  Just call me predictable.  But doesn't the first day of a new set of 365 days make *you* think of beginnings?  Well regardless.
I am grateful for beginnings.  They provide us with fresh chances to do things differently.  They give us new opportunities, new relationships, perhaps even new life.  The beginning of something is always a bit painful at first.  You have to settle into new things and figure out what needs to begin.  But once you do that the beginning of something holds a sweetness that is enhanced by people and experiences.  Sometimes beginnings are tough and not so sweet, and sometimes they never turn sweet.  I'm still grateful for even those because I know I have something to learn in them as well.

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