On the other hand I do have my wonderful husband of 10 years this year, who is supportive, caring, and loves me and our family so much. He is my best friend and I couldn't imagine NOT having spent the last 12 years with him. While he may not be a romantic in many senses, he does always have fresh flowers for me when he's home and he always tells me he loves me. He is strong, he is a protector, he loves adrenaline rushes, he is smart, and handy and wonderful. Being 30 with him is a good thing and am interested to see where our lives go in the next 10 years.
I am going to college, working towards my Bachelor's Degree in an online University. I am afraid that I am missing important lessons for my future career by choosing to get a degree online rather than an on-site campus, but this is what works for us at this time.
There are other goals I am working on and while I may not have reached them by age 30...I will reach the ones I have control over. What is not in my control is in God's and for those goals I will pray and do what I can to help. I think that yes, 30 is better than 20, but somewhere in the middle was great too and since I can't turn back the clock, I can only do my best with what I am given at this time.
What are you going to school for?
ReplyDeleteas each year passes, i think you learn to let go and abide by the thinking of "what will be, will be" - we really don't have control over everything and things will happen if they're meant to.
ReplyDeleteit's taken me nearly 32 years to accept that, not be "fine" with it but accept it.
i hope you have/had a happy birthday!
~x~