Ida’s
Notebook
Ida Risser
It is not easy to accept change in
our lives and the older we are the
harder it seems to be.
There are so many changes
from being an infant to being a
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kindergartener and from being a
teenager to being an adult. The
food we eat changes, the things
that interest us change and the gra
dual separation from our parents
are all necessary occurrences. But
at that time in our lives, we are
energetic and more flexible.
As we become older we
become set in our ways and
change is not welcome. In the
morning after a breakfast of cereal
and fruit, I read the newspaper a
bit and then plan my day’s work in
familiar surroundings. I’ve grown
accustomed to the view of the riv
er and the wild geese from the
front porch and of a sweeping
view of the meadow from the sink
window. From the north window I
look into a secluded backyard
with a picnic table surrounded by
blueberry bushes, a mock orange
bush and a forsythia bush. These
are such familiar sights and as I
contemplate leaving for a new
house - I despair.
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Oh, I realize that limitations
will come into our lives and we
should appreciate a one-story
house. We can no longer run as
fast or jump into and get out of a
car as fast as before.
It is just that change seems
devastating as we think of the
future. I’ve accumulated so many
little things over the years and it
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will be hard for me to part with
them. But, one shouldn’t carry a
lot of baggage along to a new
home.
In my mind I cannot imagine
moving this fall but I guess we
will survive by living a day at a
time. There is no other way but
that we must accept change.
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