I've been thinking about this whole "blogging" thing for awhile now. I wish I would have started in January. As a chronic procrastinator, I start a lot of my sentences with "I wish I would have...". So, alas, starting in March will have to suffice. I have no idea as to what I plan to write about, or what I wish to get out of it. If nothing else, I guess I can look back a few years from now and cringe reading every word I ever wrote. (I am now having flashbacks of my Myspace page). Speaking of, have you ever gone back and checked out your old Myspace?? I suggest taking a walk down memory lane & doing so if you haven't already..
QOTD: Is it possible to have a mid life crisis before you reach your "mid life" point?
It feels like yesterday, sitting in Ms. Kendricks 8th grade english class, furiously scribbling out our latest assignment, which was to write a paper, titled, "Where will I be at the age of 25".....I remember exactly what I wrote. College degree, husband, 2 kids, 1 dog, white picket fence (you get the drift)....I had it all mapped out. Everything was going to be perfect. So when I turned 25 this past January, my mind immediately went back to that 8th grade paper (Which, can I just say, I am SO happy I do not have a copy of). I have to admit, I spent a great deal of time after my birthday being depressed about the (apparent) lack of progress in my life. Most everyone I know is either married and/or has kids. Funny thing is, almost every one of those people tell me they wish they would have waited, tell me to enjoy my 20's. I suppose the grass is always greener on the other side. And while I have come to terms that life cannot always go how you plan or intend it to go, and that you have to let God be in control, In some ways, I am still that same naively optimistic little girl, waiting and wishing for the day that all my dreams come true!
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