In my bid to stay involved with community groups, I have found them to be less positive.
Cancelled meetings.
Not getting a response to messages sent for suggestions.
Having suggestions over turned by one Chair who likes to micro manage and is a bit of a control freak. Who needs it??
I do not.
I am involved in 4 such meetings and groups.
My online groups like Facebook groups, writing on my blog, Instagram are more fulfilling and yes enjoyable. Enjoyable is a good thing.
I find attending events without any commitment to be satisfactory. I can take photos and enjoy the event.
Perhaps even meet some new people. Have a lively conversation and then go home.
No hassle. No conflicts.
So will the New Year bring some resignations from some groups. Perhaps!!
Or less involvement!
I can go to the Library.
I can go to a movie.
I can try to meet with acquaintances and friends more often.
And my family. Still enjoy those grandchildren sleepovers.
I joined the other groups to be with people and meet new people which I have done.
For the power struggles and hassles, I had enough in my career.
I want to support my family with love and involvement. I do not mind their struggles, challenges and yes sometimes conflicts. But because I love those people it is doable and worth it.
In life, pick your battles.
Besides, I really do not need to impress anyone. Really I never did. So if someone does not like what I
say or do. WHATEVER!!
How about you? Do you belong to groups that are not a happy time? Any suggestions on moving forward?
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Your fav cuz used to belong to a group of ex-Winnipeg employees but that ended when I stopped driving after a vehicle accident. Now, I'm chauffeured by my good wife. I'm still licennced to drive and coul in an emergency
ReplyDeletebut, I don't really want to drive anymore. At 79, I realize that everyone on the road would be safer if I wasn't behind the wheel. Everyone is different though; some people are probably good drivers well into their 80's.
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