A Rude Awakening 02/17/2009
The fog is slowly lifting, and so are my spirits. I've decided that in this last year of my 30's I'm giving myself the gift of anxiety reduction! Hooray for me! Part of this means hanging out with people more, continuing my spiritual pursuits, reading more, exercizing, and accepting what is rather than what is not. CommentsTue, 17 Feb 2009 13:05:53 WOW!! I think I'd use a photo like that for everything - driver's license, school ID, 15 by 20 portrait over the fireplace, etc. Of course, I don't have a picture where I have ever looked that good, so.... Tue, 17 Feb 2009 17:13:44 You know what I love about you? You are so very different from me. But I learn something from you every time I read you. And I love our differences. (Psst, one thing's the same though - I'm addicted to thrift shopping too!) Tue, 17 Feb 2009 20:32:30 Yes, I'm living the dream. Part of it, anyway. Balancing work and parenting. Tue, 17 Feb 2009 20:41:09 I'm totally living the dream! It's not my original dream... but it's far more amazing than I could ever have imagined. RE Wed, 18 Feb 2009 03:05:49 I can post pictures for you if you tell me which area you want to live in :) Wed, 18 Feb 2009 12:25:17 It's nice to be able to admit that--I think a lot of mom's feel guilty when they admit that, and I don't think they should. While being a wife and mother is my most important job, it's not the only facet of me. I am a SAHM. I used to work, and I hated it... every minute of being away from my kids. I LOVE being a SAHM. That being said, the part of me that really likes spending money hates the fact that I'm not pulling any in. I want to be able to make enough money to justify paying someone to clean my toilets for me. I don't ever want to go back to the 9-5 thing tho. I want something fulfilling, and creative. So I'm very thankful to my hubby for the chance to just be a mom and wife right now, and explore options for doing something that I would truly love, be good at, and be able to make ok-to-decent amounts of money when I'm ready. The New York thing, so not for me. I want like 3000 acres in the middle of nowhere, with a luxurious lodge, speedy internet service, and NO PEOPLE, other than the one's that bring me groceries, and clean for me. I'm a recluse at heart, I guess. Wed, 18 Feb 2009 20:11:01 Am I living the dream? Which dream??? The one of the 15 year old girl who simply wanted to be off of the farm and out of the cotton patch? The 20 year old girl who wanted to make a difference by working abroad (missions)? The 30 year old young mother who needed more to do than tend two children? The 40 year old who wanted to finish a psy.d.? The 50 year old who realizes she has a story -- maybe several -- to tell and wants to write books? Thu, 19 Feb 2009 20:53:46 You are one HOT mama, girlfriend. Even hotter for the exploration you are doing on what you want. You have much talent. Find what works. And we'll cheer you on. Fri, 20 Feb 2009 20:33:14 We decidedly share DNA. The New York high rise is a Matronly dream as is the faster pace! Sat, 21 Feb 2009 16:40:49 Hey Andrea! As I sit here looking at my silver wire structure of the Empire State Building that Jacob bought me from Target with his birthday money, I am thinking of how alike we are. NYC is my dream. I always say drop me in the middle of Times Square and I"m happy. I would love to have a loft apartment and do the whole Manhattan thing. It's where I live in my mind. Too bad I'm stuck here in the muck of Savannah, GA when my mind is filled with musicals and neon lights. BTW, I LOVE Wicked. Saw it in NYC for my 40th birthday. We should plan a trip sometime and meet up in NYC. Wouldn't that be a hoot and a holler?! Thu, 19 Mar 2009 23:38:09 great kodak moment, the matching shoes! I remember wondering what it would feel like, to have same size shoe as my kids .. I still wonder. two of my kids bypassed my shoe size in a seconds flat. came and went..zip! Leave a Reply |



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