The majority of my adult life was spent in the Northeast. When I was approached nearly 3 years ago to transfer south, I saw it as an adventure.
Sadly, though, I've spent most of the years here working such abysmal hours that I still haven't really settled in.
I'm changing that. I had heard about meetup.com years ago but when I was living in Philadelphia and Wilmington, I had such a network of friends that I could usually find someone to go with me to do anything I wanted to do. Now that I have the time to get out and about
17 February 2011
16 February 2011
counting my blessings
Cruising one of my new favorite sites (crazysexylife.com) this morning and today's post spoke to me. Kris describes tackling a challenge then once inking the check mark as accomplished, moving on to the next one without savoring the achievement. You can read the whole post here if you'd like. I'm responding to this part:
Notice what ya got soul sister. In fact, do this with me, notice one thing RIGHT NOW. Sit, close your eyes, take a deep breath and acknowledge the one positive thing in your life, something that has shifted towards the light.
Just a few months ago I was in a high stress, high pressure job.
Notice what ya got soul sister. In fact, do this with me, notice one thing RIGHT NOW. Sit, close your eyes, take a deep breath and acknowledge the one positive thing in your life, something that has shifted towards the light.
Just a few months ago I was in a high stress, high pressure job.
today I'm healing
It's the first blog post that always trips me up. Say I do this for years and years and years; will anyone ever dig their way back through the muck, back to this first post to see if I said anything profound or prophetic?
I honestly don't know. I've had a few blogs over the years - a few anonymous blogs - and once I've gotten through said anonymous stage in my life, I've taken them down, erased any trace from the web. The longest lasted just over a year.
This one, though...I'm pretty sure this is going to be a keeper.
I honestly don't know. I've had a few blogs over the years - a few anonymous blogs - and once I've gotten through said anonymous stage in my life, I've taken them down, erased any trace from the web. The longest lasted just over a year.
This one, though...I'm pretty sure this is going to be a keeper.
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