Goodbye 2017 - Hello 2018!
"Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 365 page book.
Write a Good One" ~Brad Paisley
I am not one to usually quote a Country music star but I really liked this sentiment. Each day is a fresh start. Make it a good one.
I cannot believe that we are entering 2018. The past year has been challenging for my family. I have continued to work on my degree (which takes up a lot of my spare time), my hubby lost his job and was under-employed for over 9 months, bills thankfully, were paid, but it has been a very slim year.
My man is currently living in Southern California and working for a new company in a fantastic position. I believe he will thrive in his new job. If he loves it, chances are highly likely that I will be relocating. Time will tell. Fortunately, I am up for the adventure. As long as I have the ability to return to my family and friends in Nevada every now and then, I think that moving to a warm, sunny climate, full of diverse cultures and a huge variety of, well, everything is exciting! Life will definitely change but that is OK.
Since my focus has been on finishing my education, I have not made the time to blog as much as I want to. It is easy to say that I do not have the time, but I know that if it is important to me I can make the time. I miss blogging and connecting with others. I miss the blog parties and the interesting topics that were discussed during blog challenges. I miss the people and the community.
Every year I plan to blog more. This year is no different. I plan to blog every month in 2018. My goal is to post a minimum of two times each month with a hope to do more.
I will be seeking out challenges, parties, and other blog related events that I can get involved in. I plan to focus on the wheel of the year, ritual, recipe, and lore with a little bit of my crazy life thrown in for fun. My travels this past year were few. In 2018 I will once again be traveling. I'll be heading to So Cal to visit my man, to Ft. Lauderdale, FL for a class and hopefully to sunny St. Thomas (please, please, please) for a much needed vacation after graduation!
Thanks for hanging out with me. I hope to see you again soon!