LESSONS from Christmas movies

 So after the joy of a high dose of movies this Christmas what have I learned is . . .
 
The future is what you make it.
In the main everyone around you loves you and want you to do well,
but there will be some tricksters in the way to challenge you.
You are on your own and make your own decisions.
It’s ok, actually it is better, to do what you want and feel to be true to yourself,
not what is expected of you.
That is as far as career is concerned, but can be applied to many things.
 
In relationships, listening seems to be key.
Listening and accepting who and where they are, rather than overriding with your agenda.
Time seems bigger, longer and tougher when we are not loved or not listened to.

The moon belongs to everyone.
 
Kids and old people take life less seriously and have a lot to offer.
Share.  Share time, love and kindness.

Love, anger and grief (pain) energises us to make a change, commitment, be brave.

Be yourself.
Bravery is always rewarded.
But bravery doesn’t have to be big and obvious. It can be simple and honest.

Imagination is important, and can form reality.
Living there you'll be free, if you truly wish to be.
 
When you show strength, that can be confidence or reserve, it is found attractive.
Second chances are abundant.
Keep making mistakes and learning so you can correct yourself.  
Time, habit, seasons repeat themselves. What can we learn to make life easier, go our way?

Have faith. It needs work to maintain.
We all need help . . . until we realise we have what we need.
Everyone has your back, if you let them in.
Kindness and forgiveness rule. 

Absurdity is used in the telling of these stories in order to get the morals and messages across.
Life can be absurd.

And finally Mr Willy Wonka has many gems but let's leave with this one. 
"There's no earthly way of knowing what direction we are going"
 
Take what you want from all of that.
Love Fiona

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