Well, I am up at the un-godly hour of 5AM and anxious.
Today is moving day. There is not turning back. We have to move forward!
Change is always scary but it is also sometimes a good thing. This move I feel is a good thing. Just for me, it is full circle.
Almost three years ago, I came to Colorado with nothing but two suitcases full of clothes. My life had taken a dramatic turn and I literally had nothing to lose. At that time, I was about to change my life forever. I was about to come live with a man I had only met (on line) three weeks before. I suppose you could say, it turned out pretty good since I married him 4 months later! ta-hee
Anyway, here we are (2 1/2 years later) and both of us are returning to my home town. I am quite wiser, in love and have much more stuff! Best yet, I am returning to a family I love and have missed greatly. Yes, time ticks on and the dynamics of our family is changing but I need to be there and WE want to be there!
So, here we are and here we go on yet, another adventure. See you soon. I have got to go pack some boxes on the truck!
Peace...Naila Moon
As with many people, Japan and other parts of the world has been on my mind. I have friends that live there and like so many others, my thoughts went right to them.
I am happy to report they are safe but the daily things that continue to happy there does not make it that safe for them. However, the one friend continues to update and it makes me feel better.
I think the one thing we have to remember is that life continues to go on even in the face of diversity. We just have to remember to breathe and keep moving forward in all of it. I truly think that is what the Japanese people are doing as well as the Hatians, the people of India, the people of New Orleans, the people of.....they are living one day, one step, one breath at a time.
We can too.
I urge you to donate to the Red Cross if you can. Here is the donation link: RED CROSS DONATIONS
Most of all tell the ones near to you that you love them... Right now and then with the rest of the world, take one step at a time.
Peace,
Naila Moon
