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LIFE HAPPENED . . .


It was this time last year that I decided to embark on this journey called RoShamBaby. 

Where has the time gone? 
Why have I let so much time pass since my last post?

In the past year, I have . . . 


Smiled
Laughed
Been Busy
Felt Inspired
Experienced Joy
Began a New Job
Felt Overwhelmed
Suffered from Confusion
Experienced Sadness
Divorced My Job
Procrastinated
Felt Centered
Been Bored
Traveled
Dreamed
Cried


I guess it's safe to say that LIFE HAPPENED. 


Well, it is time to get back on track. It is so easy to let life get in the way, instead of making sure to stay the course. For me, it's necessary to embrace the bumps as PART of my life, instead of thinking of them as obstacles. 

I spent the second half of 2013 with writers block . . . thinking that I didn't have anything interesting to say. With a friendly nudge, I now realize that "interesting" topics are relative. 

So interesting or not, I am back :) 

This is not a New Year's Resolution . . .
It is the beginning of my new life. 



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