It is also "that" time of year, but really, for once I am setting some serious, defined goals. Not "lose weight" or "be a better person." I am going to make an actual real, physical, touchable vision board next week. And I have been spending a lot of time thinking about these goals, particularly with starting a new job in a new city and all of that. I have been given a "start over" AGAIN, not that I am running or hiding from anything, but that sense of newness and freshness is always good and encouraging. Trying to remember what it thought I was I wanted when I started this journey -- a lot of it I've got, and a lot of it (that I don't got), I have lost sight of for some reason.
Does getting married make you boring? I was reading over some old Christmas-time posts from 2008, just months before I met my dearest. I was in love with, like, four people. Too funny. I feel so much more mentally stable and secure now, yet not at all. I am 100% sure in our relationship and him, know that is not going anywhere, but I am scared that I could do something incredibly stupid at any moment that would change the direction. I don't consider myself an extremely volatile person or anything like that and in fact I am quite stable compared with some very dear friends. But, I guess it just makes you realize how we grow and change without even really knowing it. I remember that hateful feeling of restlessness and sadness at the holidays without having anyone to call on Christmas, etc. Now, here I am in the city of my hubby's parents and freaking out about various opinions of his mother and trying to not be overcome with some negativity. oy oy oy.
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