... and looking up.
thanks to wonderful people in my life, (bryce and kays), i have realized that i needn't worry about things i can't control... which is almost impossible for a control freak like myself. i know that i can control my own decisions and actions and must leave everything else alone to play out. i can pray for guidance and then have faith that the decisions i make are right. thank you for the uplifting comments left by, not just fellow readers, but girls whom i consider dear friends.
so let's de-debbie downer this blog....
and pull this blanket (or burpcloth) of gloom off my head, so i can see more clearly again.
6 comments:
i love you. and i love that you worry about everyone else around you. someone needs to worry about all of my problems. and if not me, then who?
lets hang this weekend.
I am feeling uber lame that I didn't get to see you when I was in AZ. no excuses, I just let time get away from me.
I lose.
your girls are to die for adorable.
glad to hear things are looking up.
as a fellow control freak myself i feel you on just letting go. i constantly have to remind myself that letting go means acknowledging that the Lord is in control. and when He's in control things will turn out just fine.
amen and amen.
i'm glad that you are feeling more uplifted... that was quick!
emmi and i had fun yesterday visiting you girls. your little emaline is so rad. i can't get over that hair.
you will have to let me know when you finish 'breaking dawn' so i have someone else to talk to about it... and when you check out the movie website like the twilight nerd you are.
we definitely need to get together again. and soon.
i like blogs. you can watch people grow. i think you'll make it=) happy late bday. it great over 30- people seem to respect you more.
Diana I just got caught up on your posts. I'm so sorry, I had no idea you've been having such a hard time! Please, please call me if you need anything or if you ever just need to talk to. Trust me, I know how important having a friend like that can be. And ps, don't ever feel bad for being a debbie-downer. Sometimes you just have to get things off your chest and it feels so much better when you finally do.
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