
Does everyone reach a point in their lives when they just feel the need to experience everything at once? Do you think it's worse for females or males? My husband is so creative. I wish I could be as creative as him. He goes through "phases" where he gets involved in new, interesting activities. It's like watching a kid's face light up on Christmas morning when he gets an epiphany. For example, he was interested in taking Jujitsu classes, so he signed up and now he goes two times a week. It's actually really great to be married to someone with so much enthusiasm for life. I wish that I was interested in so many things. I just think that I'm content with what I have, that I don't want to push my luck. Or maybe I'm just a coward. I've been having this urge to learn to play piano or guitar, but I haven't made any commitments to it. It might be because it's warming up and I'd rather be outside than stuck inside learning the piano. So, it's a goal. Maybe in the fall I'll be brave and sign up to learn. I just have this urge to excel - to flourish. Several years back, a lot happened at once. I moved out of my parents house, I graduated college, found an amazing job in my career field and married the love of my life. A lot of change all in one short time frame. And it never seemed to end - it was constantly hectic every weekend for about a year or two. Then it calmed and I was able to embrace my life and everything in it. Now, maybe it's time to bring on the change again - good change. Life is what you make it and I'm going to make the most of it.
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