Where are you in relation to the box?
Maybe I should explain myself. Last weekend I had a small birthday dinner for two friends. I recently moved into a home that is only partially renovated and we hadn't gotten around to painting the dining room walls. I was a little vexed about this at first, but then I decided to break out my colored markers and allow our guest to write their birthday blessings on the wall. It turned out to be a lot of fun and drew attention away from the ugliness of the need for a paint job.
Well anyway, my oldest son Abe came home and drew a stick man in a box and wrote "Abe" with an arrow pointing to the little man in the box. A while later, another stickman appeared drawn outside the box by my youngest son, Jonathan. The caption with an arrow read, "Jon, outside the box." So of course, Mom haaaad to get in on the act and I drew a stick person flying over the box with the caption, "Mom, flying over the box."
So my question to you is this, where are you in relation to the box? Are you in the box? Outside the box? Flying above the box? One foot in one foot out? Is it a box you constructed for yourself, or did others place you there? Perhaps society has placed you in the box, family, friends, or even your church.
But you need to know, box inhabiters, you don't have to stay inside the box unless you choose to.
So I ask you again, where are you in relation to the box?
2 comments:
No, no, no, that "box" is a doorframe, right? That's what I saw when I first opened your page.
Sorry to disappoint you, MCM- but I just asked Abe and he said yes it is indeed a box and is from a song. He then started to sing, "I'm the man in the box . . "
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