preposition. n. a condition governing one's relation to another
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Life is full of transitions: waking in the morning, leaving the movie theater, starting a new job, losing a job, moving across the country, buying a home, finding the next place to sleep. We also transition from one version of relationship or family to another version, and we transition from earlier stages in our lives to new stages of growth, ability, and personal identity. Even though transitions are common, we may not be aware of a transition while it is happening. We may be focused on where we were or where we are headed and miss altogether that right now we are somewhere between this and that. What in your life this summer is between an old way and a new way of being?
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Life is full of transitions: waking in the morning, leaving the movie theater, starting a new job, losing a job, moving across the country, buying a home, finding the next place to sleep. We also transition from one version of relationship or family to another version, and we transition from earlier stages in our lives to new stages of growth, ability, and personal identity. Even though transitions are common, we may not be aware of a transition while it is happening. We may be focused on where we were or where we are headed and miss altogether that right now we are somewhere between this and that. What in your life this summer is between an old way and a new way of being?
[image description: A very small heart swings from the hands of two larger hearts on either side of the small heart. The larger hearts face the viewer with smiles, one holding its hand to shade its eyes. The smaller heart looks up at the larger hearts. All of the hearts are wearing baseball caps. Text reads: "Between."]
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