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Firstly.
Thank you to everyone who left me the loveliest messages for Yule, my Birthday, and the New Year. I hope everyone had a wonderful set of holidays, are safe and happy, and thrilled to kick 2006 to the curb.
Second.
It is always interesting to see who notices when you've been missing, or when you have changes brewing. And speaking of changes, expect some here in my journal soon. Some things need to be cleared away at this new threshold; turning 40 seems as reasonable a time as any to reclaim certain parts of my life and pack others away for the most part.
Third.
Even my stupid horoscope agrees.
Tough emotional times can definitely be draining, but cheer up,because this has only made you stronger. Loved ones lend their support to you wholeheartedly. Now you know that you can handle just about anything.
Fourth.
Evidently the nice round age of 40 seems to bring on reassessment, constructive upheaval, and determination. Don't fear it, folks. However, don't stop using sunblock, it'll make you feel better when you look at yourself in the mirror.
Fifth.
Marrying Rob has been the absolute best thing I've done with my life to this point. He's supportive, loving, fun and just absolutely wonderful.
Our first Xmoose together in our apartment has been filled with him pampering me, showering me with too many gifts, and eating delicious foods while laughing over whatever we're currently discussing. Thank you, love.
Sixth.
40 brought me a home-baked chocolate cake from Rob, a dozen purple roses and six chocolate covered strawberries from my Mom, a black cashmere cable-knit wrap from my Aunt, and more Xmoose and Birthday presents than I deserve. I also had the excellent present of a three-day visit from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
redzshadow, with so much talking and fun. And of course, snorgles and mouses from squeegee_cat, and many lovely cards from my friends. Thank you, all.
I hope that everyone is having the New Year they have hoped for. Change is the theme for my year; I'll strive to improve myself [the endless task of life], increase and improve my business with Threeravens.net, and bring more joy to life. I want to vend at more festivals this year, add more products to my line, attend the SE Women's Herbal Conference in September. Love more. Worry less. Dance.
Thank you to everyone who left me the loveliest messages for Yule, my Birthday, and the New Year. I hope everyone had a wonderful set of holidays, are safe and happy, and thrilled to kick 2006 to the curb.
Second.
It is always interesting to see who notices when you've been missing, or when you have changes brewing. And speaking of changes, expect some here in my journal soon. Some things need to be cleared away at this new threshold; turning 40 seems as reasonable a time as any to reclaim certain parts of my life and pack others away for the most part.
Third.
Even my stupid horoscope agrees.
Tough emotional times can definitely be draining, but cheer up,because this has only made you stronger. Loved ones lend their support to you wholeheartedly. Now you know that you can handle just about anything.
Fourth.
Evidently the nice round age of 40 seems to bring on reassessment, constructive upheaval, and determination. Don't fear it, folks. However, don't stop using sunblock, it'll make you feel better when you look at yourself in the mirror.
Fifth.
Marrying Rob has been the absolute best thing I've done with my life to this point. He's supportive, loving, fun and just absolutely wonderful.
Our first Xmoose together in our apartment has been filled with him pampering me, showering me with too many gifts, and eating delicious foods while laughing over whatever we're currently discussing. Thank you, love.
Sixth.
40 brought me a home-baked chocolate cake from Rob, a dozen purple roses and six chocolate covered strawberries from my Mom, a black cashmere cable-knit wrap from my Aunt, and more Xmoose and Birthday presents than I deserve. I also had the excellent present of a three-day visit from
redzshadow, with so much talking and fun. And of course, snorgles and mouses from squeegee_cat, and many lovely cards from my friends. Thank you, all.I hope that everyone is having the New Year they have hoped for. Change is the theme for my year; I'll strive to improve myself [the endless task of life], increase and improve my business with Threeravens.net, and bring more joy to life. I want to vend at more festivals this year, add more products to my line, attend the SE Women's Herbal Conference in September. Love more. Worry less. Dance.
