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I want to welcome you to come in and have a cup of coffee or tea with me. let me introduce myself. My name is Diann, wife to Bryan, my soulmate, mother and stepmother to 7, and Nana to 19 of the most beautiful grandchildren. I do work full time, but love it when I have free time. I like to watch movies, read good books, spend time with my husband and have my grandkids over. We use to live near the Nolichuckey River in Greeneville TN. We had two Welsh Pembroke Corgis. The male, his name was Boomer, he passed away on May 31st 2012. The female, her name is Caya (short for Cayanne..like the pepper) she is now being spoiled rotten by my father-in-law. We have moved to El Dorado AR due to a job relocation for Bryan. Now our fur babies number 3 cats, 2 of whom adopted us, and one that we rescued. Indo (short for Inuendo), Lil' Bit and Sophie. Then we rescued 2 of the cutest lab mix pups, one blonde, Loki and one chocolate, Coda. They are brothers and at this point they are now 7 months old and weigh a minimum of 60 lbs. so much for the puppy stage. This profile has been updated and the story continues.....

Walking Through Life's Journey

Walking Through Life's Journey
Hand in Hand Together Forever

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

I Made The First Move....

Ok...I did it...what did I do you say? I went to a place that I love and would like to be a part of and got an application. I have wanted to work in a coffee house/cafe for I don't know how long. Yes, I do have a job. No, I'm not going to quit. Yes, I do want to learn the ropes of how to run/work in a cafe. Part time. For now. Maybe.

Stepping outside your comfort zone can be very intimidating. I know, I've done it before. Somehow I end up back in my "comfort zone". Why? Fear, serious self critisim, perfectionism to the point of ...if I don't do it right the first time...I don't do it. Anyone out there have the same problem? I sure would like to know.

I know that even at my age, I can still learn to do something that I think I would love to do. I hear from lots of people to not give up on your dreams. What do you do when your dreams seem to be just inches out of your reach? Stretch up on your toes until you feel like you're going to fall off that cliff? Is there a rope to hold on to while you reach out? Or are you believing that if the next step has no place for your foot...just mid air...that you close your eyes, take a deep breath, raise up your hands.....and....GRAB!? When you open your eyes, you look down to see the world...and it's then you realize that the only thing that is holding you up is your faith in what you believe in.

Can I be that person? Can I have that kind of faith...to believe in the impossible? Right at this moment, I don't know. All I do know is that if I don't try, if I don't give it a shot, I will be forever locked inside myself, never to dream again.

Does this sound like "drama"? Maybe. Who doesn't need a little drama in their life? Sometimes drama can be fun.

Well, I think I'll leave things as is for right now. I have lots to ponder and pray about. The big thing will the the discussion with my wonderful husband. Dreams are wonderful, but decisions must be made together.

Later.....


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