Was this little adventure what I expected it to be? Not at all. That’s the thing about life, it isn’t what you expect it to be. What fun would that be though? In truth, the unexpected things are some of the best things.
I’ve had a chance to reflect on the past decade. The best decisions. The worst decisions. The moments of sheer happiness where I’ve felt like I was on top of the world or those moments of fear, failure and feeling complete defeat. It’s been a real journey and I’ve found a self-awareness, an understanding, of myself. It’s a great gift. I know I have a lot more to learn and experience but I know myself. The best thing that has happened for me during my 20’s is an acceptance of who I am. I am not a perfect person but I think I’m good one. I’m cool with that.
I spent the last 30 days feeling grateful for what I have. We get so caught up in what we are yet to achieve and the things we want that we make ourselves miserable. It’s such an easy fix. It’s just a little attitude adjustment. That’s it. That’s all it takes. I still have goals and ambitions but I’m savouring the steps – the hike up the mountain of life. Won’t that make the view at the top that much sweeter?
Exercise is essential not only for health of your body but for your mental health as well. It feels good to be active. Turning off that television ensured that I was. That being said, I can’t wait to sit down and just watch a movie. I’ve kind of missed that. Especially during those rainy days.
I do enjoy cooking and it was nice to get creative with the items in my cupboard. There were some nights that I was eating cereal or microwaved some tacos but there were also some feasts…and I have to say it’s nice to know how to cook with a delicious gruyère instead of you know…cheese whiz.
I know what you’re all really wondering about…did I end up with a six-pack after all of those crunches?
The answer is?
Yes. Yes I did.








