End of Summer Romance

Hello Bloggers! I know, I know, it's been awhile...let me catch you up on all the festivities of these last few months. Where to start you ask? Well, I have to begin by saying I have been reminiscing quite a bit lately due to my rapidly approaching 30th birthday on the horizon. Thirty is such a milestone birthday for most women, although some women may think of it as a death sentence or even descend into some sort of "oh shit, I have to dye my gray hair now" shock. But for me the experience has been honestly different, I have been feeling all kinds of confidence. The kind that makes you whistle as you walk down the street knowing tomorrow will be filled with even more joy then yesterday. Confidence I can't explain but you just feel it in yourself, your body (okay maybe this one is a lie) and most of all in your sexuality. Your sexual appetite peaks at 30! What else could a girl ask for right? You are the captain of your own ship and you are sailing to an awesome destination! I'm really looking forward to this day, the day I turn 30. A good friend of mine described her 30th birthday as being filled with feelings of nostalgia mixed in with hope for the future. She suggested I make a list of things I hope to accomplish in the next 5 years.

Taking this brilliant advice, I thought of things that could go on my list and many ideas started floating around in my head. Now you can see why I got side tracked, I ended up making a list of all my romantic encounters instead not a short list at all! I thought to myself it's probably a good idea to expand this blog into a book version, I'm currently working on this and will be posting little blurbs here and there. I'd love to get some feed back, since I'm going way back in time, 13 years to be exact. Are you ready for the ride?

But for now I will leave you with this little tasty delight, I have left my joy crushing job for the lovely world of business management. I'm currently looking into grad schools to begin a new career and I'm in the process of moving. Moving through life, rolling with the punches and making the best out of every situation. My cousin (bless his heart) has left this world behind to move onto the next in March and if he taught me anything, his greatest accomplishment was to teach those around him to live in the moment. Enjoy every minute because it might be your last. Love as much as you can and let those people that you love know exactly how much you love them. Tell them everyday if you have to! Because all we have is today, so fill that day with all the joy and love your little heart can handle.