And Suddenly you know...
Its time to start something new
and trust in the magic of New beginnings.
I've been quite dead to the world of blogging for quite some time. And when I say dead, I mean Dead. I've thrown around the idea of coming back to this blog. This piece of the internet where I have shared many many thoughts, opinions, ideas, and a majority of my teenage life with whomever had an interest. This blog was started back in 2008 when I was just 13 years old, knowing little of the turns my life would take in the following 6 years. When one takes that leap into the teenage life, many do not realize the extraordinary importance of the next 7 years - of all the learning and growing ones does during that time, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. These are pivoting points for children, who once they make it through the teenage years, suddenly find themselves adults. Or, like me, find themselves married.
For the past 3 months I've been married to the most amazing man; a man who has become my best friend.
A man who just now interrupted my blogging to pop home from work to surprise me with chocolate...
Yeah, he's just sweet like that. And like the best person ever.
I've known Emil since the beginning of this blog, and spent the past 7 years building a friendship that eventually lead us here; to the strongest bond of friendship one can have.
We have quite the story. One that I love to tell people when they ask, and one I will someday... *cough* write down to share. ;)
For now, this blog will simply be my way of sharing. Some wonder what the world a young (and in my case, teenage young),
married, woman does all day. Well, let me put all fear at rest, I have a never ending ability to find things to do. I cannot speak to the whole category of young, married, woman and what takes up a majority of their day, but I can share what little old me does. As a single person I never wanted to live my life living for the future - for marriage or whatever I was destined for. I wanted to live my life in the present, doing what God had called me to do in that stage of life, keeping in mind what I did then affected the future. There was a point, not so long ago, that I didn't even want to get married.
Haha.
God had other plans.
