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Goodbye Mr. Cabin Fever

My time off from work is slowly winding down and I am pleased to say that I have thoroughly enjoyed this solitude. Usually after more than two days of being alone, I get nervous and cabin fever sets a course for total melt down. For the past two weeks, I did not get a visit from Mr. cabin Fever. Maybe I can honestly say that a transition in my life has indeed occurred. I am comfortable with myself and I am at peace. What a gift.

Stress And Transitioning...Enjoy The Ride

I have worked too hard for far too many years and my body and soul are worn to a thin thread. For years, I was able to work hard during the week and rest over the weekend and start over on Monday where the I faced the madness head on for a minimum of 70 hours. At, least that is what I thought until the toll was too much and I began to cave inward. First came the restless nights, weight gain and so on and so on. Too much work and no fun leads to disaster. This year I took a stand and said enough is enough and I am saying goodbye to this rat race. The journey of taking care of me has started and I am traveling in unfamiliar territory. For years I have been a care taken and enjoyed taking care of others. The others Included mother, father, sisters, brothers, spouses, friends and colleagues. Today, I wonder about those years and if I really made a difference in the lives of others. Now that the journey has started with me, it is at times uncomfortable, unfamiliar and d...

Dakota

Dakota died on Sunday , April 17, 2011 at the age of 13. Thirteen may appear young, but in the life of a dog, Kodie was 91. He was a good friend and number one pet. He was survived by daughter Cheyenne (a.k.a. Boo). Leaving this earth before him was his sister Montana. Miss you Kodie. boobis having an extremely difficult time without you. I promise to love and rake care of her. Thanks for 13 years of unconditional love.