Friday confessions

Here are my weekly confessions

1. I saw trash on the bathroom floor at work and left it there.

2. I had a bad day, so at lunch I ate my feelings

3. I had a bad day, so at dinner I drank my feelings

4. I smoke screened several times at best buy

5. My boss was complaining about the taste of the water from our new filtration system. I responded by saying, "I'm sorry, that's a real terrible first world problem you are having."

Fess up peeps.

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Yet another great time sucker

Have you guys seen this website? Dog-shaming.com. O my gosh! I spent 30 minutes of my workday looking at this site and laughing so hard that I actually cried.

What are your time sucking websites that you look at?

Friday Confessions

Here are my weekly confessions

 

1. I watched all the Twilight movies...again.

2. I picked up dog poo from the yard and was attempting to put it all in one spot. I ended up flinging it with the shovel to hard and it stuck to the fence. It's still there.

3. I spent a lot of un-budgeted money at banana republic this week

4.in an attempt to feminize myself, I have been painting my nails. This has led me to walk with my hands up palms facing out. I look like I am fighting off an attacker or getting ready to do a dance move.

 

Fess up peeps.

We are smarter than we know

I post about the dumb junk I do all the time. Every Friday I confess all the random, stupid, embarrassing, and idiotic things that I do each week. There are days that I reread what I posted and I just shake my head. I don't even want to know what yall think of me with my unwashed hair, unshaven legs, and my unlucky man who gets all this. But, the best part about revealing my dumb side, is that each week all of you tell me your confessions too! Every Friday night P and I read your comments and laugh out loud because we probably do the same thing! I love hearing that you ate too much chocolate, or picked your nose in public, or didn't wash your hands in the restroom. It is so comforting to know I am not the only weirdo out here, even though we haven't met. I can just picture you being your weird awesome self over in st. Louis, Canada, or Seattle.

Despite letting our freak flags fly, there is one truth that I know, WE are all smarter than we know, and that we let on. I was given an assignment earlier this week and I kept pushing it to the side. I am a master of procrastinator, when I don't want to do something. I needed to interpret some really complex legal issues for a client, and I kept telling myself that I couldn't do it. Today, I sat down with it, and 45 minutes later it was done. I presented my finding to my boss, he said good job, end of story. After that brief moment I wondered, why do we do this to ourselves? Why do we sell ourselves short time and time again? I realized, I am smart and capable and I can do anything I set my mind to. We all can. YOU can. So often as women, we under estimate our abilities. Why? Why do we give in, give up, or worst of all, not even try?

You are smart and talented, and I challenge you to show it off today, right now. Michelle over at Making Sense of Cents just got her MBA! Amazing! Erika over at From Shopping to Savings is starting in top law school. Its gonna be hard, but she will rock it! Dense atCapturing the Days got certified to teach yoga. She has students whomlove her! The point is these girls used their brains to achieve their goals and passions. That is awesome.

 

So right now, today stop under estimating yourself, and start believing in your God given abilities.

I want to hear something you have done recently to flex your brain muscles. What is it? It's bragging time girls.

P.S. I know this is totally random and not girl power related at all, but HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD! I love you so much!

Fear Week, I am going to do something that makes me nervous

Fear has played way to prominent part in my life for far too long. I can think of examples in my life when I have been paralyzed by fear, or I have made decisions out of fear. Fear of getting hurt, fear of feeling awkward, fear of taking a chance.

 I get my fear from my father. My dad is awesome, and he loved us so much growing up, and I think that because he loved us so much, all he ever wanted to do was protect us. I think that he was so scared that we would get hurt, sick, injured, or even feel some kind of pain, that he tried to shield us. As a result, he was always worried about us, and I think that I watched my dad give into fear for a long time, that I adopted that fear for myself. While my dad has learned to let go and live by faith now, I still struggle with fear. Fear of the unknown, fear of change, fear of something, anything.

It is funny to me that one of my major weaknesses is fear because I married a man who is fearless. Fear is not something my P struggles with. He looks at challenges head on and attacks them. When he sees me giving into fear or being stopped by indecision, he is that voice whispering softly to go for it, because even if I fall, he is right there behind me to help pick me up, dust me off, and push me to keep going.
Last week, I was sitting on the toilet (TMI???) and as I reached for the toilet paper, I looked at something that I framed a long time ago. It sits on the window sill of my bathroom right next to the Charmin, so I have to look at it every day. (And yes, if you know anything about us, P and I don't change the roll) I might not wash my hair very often, but I sure as heck.....you know what I mean. I framed the cover of a card and I read that quote "Do one thing every day that scares you" on a daily basis.

This week, I am going to look my fear in the face and take the challenge head on. I am moving forward with my dream. I am a good writer, I know this, and I want to do something with writing. This week, I am going to pitch an idea to a local journal for a story idea. I am going to try and get a gig as a freelance writer.
For some people, this is not a big deal. For me, I am scared out of my mind to put myself out there and take a chance, but I am doing it. I am going to reach out to the publication by Friday of this week and pitch my idea.

Fear, I will not give into you. I will not let you hold me back. This week Fear, I am going to kick your trash.

Do you struggle with fear? What do you fear the most? Have you ever been paralyzed by fear?

Just one of those days

Today is just one of those days. Nothing wonderful, exciting, or spectacular happened at all. I was walking down the street at lunch just a moment ago, and the sun was shining, the sky was blue, and I was basking in 90 degree temps, which at this point make me want to grab my sweater, but on this ordinary day I had a realization. All the sudden something in my head said:You are going to be ok.

I smiled, laughed, and kept walking and for no good reason I felt free, I felt light, and joyful.

 

That's my message to you today my friends, you are going to be ok. We are all going to be ok.

Have the greatest Monday of your life!

Fridayconfessions

Here are my weekly confessions

1. I cut my toenails with scissors at works his week.

2. I got mad at my boss for a decision he made and I wrote him a poem protesting it and left it on his desk.

3. I saw a sixteen year old kid buy something at the store and said something about it to P, and he over heard.

Fess up peeps