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Sunday, September 27, 2009

From rain to riches

I have never been more happy to see the sunshine as I was today! After 2 weeks of straight rain, day after day after day, today has been absolutely amazing! 60-70's not a cloud in the sky! I really should have worked in the studio, instead I decided to go to my parents house. FYI: Cooking and CSI. That's how I roll.
This past week was great. Mon-Wed was pretty stressful, but as always things work out. Last week brought about many great things. A lot was accomplished, and things look very promising. I'm still not sure of anything, and I'm unable to explain the situation, but some days I can't believe this is my life. I am in the best state right now and I probably don't even deserve to be here. All I know is I wouldn't change anything and I thank God for it every single day. The next few weeks hold many secrets, and I can't wait until they're revealed.. the good, the bad and the ugly. But preferably GOOD :)).
October is super busy for us. 8 events. One being tomorrow. I'd rather be busy than bored. I can hardly wait to be done with school. It'll be nice to be able to work without school interfering. I know it should be the other way around, unfortunately it's not. The days are flying though, I really don't understand how its' already October. It still feels like August. I won't be a student in 7 months... a few weeks ago, that thought terrified me. As the days go on, I feel more confident about entering the "REAL" world of adulthood. As it turns out, it may be L.A. or depending on decisions made over the next few weeks, it could be Nashville.
All I can say is, I'm ready to go where ever the wind blows.
I looked back at old pictures from elementary, middle and high school tonight. Man........... that's all I can say about them. I was in the worst shape of my life back then on every level. 2nd grade- high school. It's funny because everyone who knows me now, doesn't believe me. Therefore, I had to get pictures for proof. I never thought I'd appreciate all those years of torture, but when I look at myself now in comparison to back then, I have the better end of the deal. These are the years that matter, and if I had to go through a rough patch, I'm glad I did it then. I would hate to live my glory years in high school. A lot of people do, and then they leave it behind by graduating, but they never really "LEAVE it behind," I'm lucky I had no problem leaving it behind. I left it behind mentally the day I started and I just had to wait it out physically until the chains could be broken.
Moving on from my brief trip back to the past. I'm off to bed to get ready for a business plan presentation in the morning (one of many) and then off to work. Goodnight all :)) lovelovelove!