I’m been at home today alone, thanks to Jill who invited my girls to sleep over since Adam’s been gone all week, and I was faced with the question, “what should I spend my day doing?”. When the kids are gone it’s always a question of how can I spend my precious time. I had lots of ideas, but decided to spend the day at home cleaning my studio. I know that sounds crazy to do when you’re kid free, but it’s really what I felt like doing.

So after lounging in bed, like I love doing on Saturday mornings, I got up and started. I was going to put on music to keep myself company, but then decided I would start The Last Lecture since I’ve had it on my computer for quite some time. I must admit, though I really did want to read it, I intentionally didn’t get around to it because I was a little afraid. Of course I knew what it’s about and I’ve even heard part of Randy Pausch’s “last lecture” so I know how good and inspirational it is, but I was struggling because of his story. What his family has now gone through is one of my deepest fears and I just didn’t want to make myself sad, but I knew it would make a difference to me, that there would be something meaningful to learn about life in his words.

So I started cleaning/organizing while listening to the book. I was so engrossed that my cleaning ventured out to the rest of the house, love when that happens, and found how grateful I was I decided to listen today. The first time I had heard his lecture I remember hearing him say, “brick walls are here to show us what we really want,” I thought it was so profound and so true to life, but this morning when I heard it again I wondered what it was I was doing to climb the walls that have been put in front of me. On some of my goals I am doing a good job, I’m slowing making my way, but on others I’m standing there marveling at how tall the wall is. It occurred to me today that maybe I’m standing because I don’t want it bad enough or is it that maybe the things that I wanted years ago just aren’t that important to me now or aren’t the best for me where I’m at? Something to think about.

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hope you are all having a fantabulous Saturday.