Making Up For Lost Time

Last week I bought a computer. This was after 4 and a half years of doing the right thing, self denial, worrying about the needs of others and being a wife and mother. And you know what I think? I should have done it YEARS ago -  When my first computer decided to die on me. I never should have denied myself this piece of electronics. I  always thought of a computer as a luxury, not a necessity. But more fool me. I found out the hard way that you REALLY DO NEED a computer at home. 

So, while I denied myself this necessity, life moved on without me. I got out of touch. I lost my files that I had paid to keep in the clouds (or so I though), favorite sites shut down  and I now have to learn the technology all over again.  

You either make things happen, Watch things happen or ask "What Happened".

Well, I am now asking "What Happened" and I am now trying to catch up and figure out what's next. 

O.K.  Wish me Luck.

Let Go

 I am sharing an article written by my business and life coach Lisa Robbin Young. You may know her as The Renaissance Mom and the owner of The Direct Sales Classroom. She originally posted this blog post quite a while ago.  I feel that the teachings here are significant for this point in the present as well as in the future. 

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 In the past 24 hours it feels as though I have awakened from a 35 year coma. I can’t begin to explain everything here, at least not yet. But new realities have come into my field of vision, and I’m seeing the world through somewhat different eyes. As moms, we