When I woke up this morning I was hysterical with laughter as I looked out my window and there was nothing. No snow. Nada. Zero. Zilch. I mean who wouldn’t love to be a weatherman? Day after day you can sit there, making shit up, and walk in the next still having a career. It is amazing that we even have weatherman. I mean really, what’s the point?! And people laugh at tarot card readers or psychics. Yeah, laugh at the damn weatherman, what a JOKE!
Later on in the afternoon, the snow started and it didn’t stop. Schools that didn’t close the night before, were starting to shut down. Businesses were beginning to close early and employees were starting their journey home. Now when I sat back and thought about it, the whole situation, actually the whole day has yet to make any sense. But it does give me some great material for this blog!
Juno caused everyone to take action before their was even a reason to really take action. Everyone closed businesses based on a theory. A theory developed by a man or woman, that had spent day after day predicting the weather wrong. And don’t we as humans do that all the time? We start developing plans and solutions to scenarios that have yet to happen. We override our brains with analyzing every single angle and every single outcome from our supposed action. We take action before there is even a reason to take action. And I saw this again today when people are leaving work early to “beat the storm.” Let me tell you one thing, you aren’t Captain America, and you will never “beat the storm.” The storm will whoop your ass before you even have time to think about what to do. So people leave work, to “beat the storm” because they “know” things will only get worse as time passes. Really? How do you know that? I have been in situations where things only get better as time passes, especially in breakups or in stormy weather. Shocker.
The thing about storms, is that they always pass. But the thing about people, is that we lack patience. We lack the ability to wait for the storm to pass, because we are always in a rush, and for what? But if we know that the storms will pass, then why do we head right into them? Why do we leave work early when the storm is really letting loose? Why do we cancel school to put our children in even more danger as they travel home, into the storm? Why do we refuse to just let nature take it’s course and let things work out in due time?
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As I drove home tonight, on clear roads, I thought about this and I reflected it on my life and how I have been so eager for things to happen my way, that I try to play God and make everything happen in my life. But that’s not how life works. Storms are something that we will never be able to control and we must accept that. We must understand that there are also things in our lives that we cannot control and also that every action must have a reaction. Similar to how people in the North responded to Juno’s winter threats today. We need to wait for the action to happen in order for us to have a reaction. Today, Juno won because he got the people to react without any action ever taking place. So think about who is in control of your life tomorrow and if your reactions seem appropriate to the action xo
