Thursday, January 17, 2013

Life as it Comes

This makes the fifth time I've started to write a blog, deleted the first line, then walked away. It's really hard getting started again, especially after such a long time away, but once I start to write, the words flow out faster than I can keep up, which is a sure sign that this is where I should be.

A while back I deleted my blog, "Life in Queue," but suddenly logged in one day, saving It's life.  All though I wanted to forget about my past, it's not the way to live life, at least for me.  I believe that everything I have experienced in my past is an integral part of who I am today, for better or worse, and to try deleting any of it, would be cheating myself.

This past weekend I exported Chasing 10 and imported Life in Queue (or vice-versa).  It took a long time for me to figure out that it was the right way for me to do things but once I knew, I knew.  I didn't want to move forward feeling like I was still spending my life in a queue, marking time, so I had to figure out a way to be able to move forward without letting go of my past. Meshing the two blogs together really felt like the right solution; at "Chasing 10," I can continue to move forward, working toward goals, not perfection, but hold onto my past as well.

I'm at a place in my life again where I realize I need help to work on some of the things I have been going through for quite a while. I watch carefully for the warning signs of depression and when a friend says, "I'm worried about you," it's not something to take lightly, if standing on your own two feet is important.

So, here I go again. I had a phone consultation with a Counselor this past Friday, which brought to fruition, my need to seek counseling on a regular basis, at least for now.  My first appointment with the Therapist I found is this Friday afternoon.  I'm actually pretty excited...but I don't think I will tell this one that I drink wine.   ;)

3 comments:

  1. Reinvention is still moving forward. It's all about the progress no matter how you have to get there. Even with a glass of wine.

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  2. 3 out of 7 therapist recommend a glass or two of wine daily.

    quote that has been on my mind all week .....

    "you can not have a good relationship with someone else until you have a good relationship with youeself."

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  3. Well HELLO DEAR!

    *kisses and hugs*

    So happy to see you start posting again. Let's raise our glasses!

    *cling glasses*

    Chin-chin, et santé!

    MWUAH!
    -Jon

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