3.01.2011

So many things...

I have decided that even if not one single person views this blog, I'm okay with that.  On Facebook you hope that your post will receive comments, or that people will think the picture you added of your children is just as cute as you.  However, with blogging I am here to journal my life.  I feel so wonderful about what's ahead of me and even if someone comes across this blog maybe I will have posted something that is a reflection of them or an idea they had.

Right now I feel like I have so many things on my mind that I don't even know where to start. 
  • My gardening project is fast approaching.  The grow lights are on their way and seeds will be planted this weekend hopefully.  
  • Although our whole life is a spiritual journey, I feel like now more than ever I am understanding mine.  I am here for a reason and if I want something I will have to put it forth.  I also am finding that my words can be just as big as my thoughts.  Gossip is garbage and feeds lonely hearts.  When I would gossip it was because there was a void of some sort.  Even though my happiness was in tact and my family life was beautiful there was something missing.  And I think I'm beginning to find it.
  • Nutrition and food is my calling (besides mothering my children and trying to be the wife my husband needs).  After becoming vegan I started to pay attention.  To organic, non-processed food, the corruption that exist in the food industry.  And now that I'm unemployed I get to explore my options.  Go back to school, finally get my bachelor's.
  • Friendship.  What is it?  Who should be mine?  Why are they important to me?  I have deeply began looking at who I surround myself with and why and it's really opened my eyes.
I guess I will start writing about them...

2 comments:

  1. Go you! Although I don't have children, I can really relate to this post, as these are some things that are also constantly on my mind. I really respect your family's choice to go vegan and be healthy and kind to the environment. Your kids are very lucky!!

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  2. Thanks! And thanks for following too-confident booster! I hope my kids feel that I have done something good for them. My daughter still wants to eat meatballs at grandma's and chicken fingers if we eat out; but I let her. I don't ever want them to think I'm forcing anything on them.

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