Monday, September 7, 2009

turning point

Its been a funny couple of days..
Yesterday was Fathers Day..the first since my Dad passed away..which as happy as I was to be with my wonderful husband whom is the BEST dad it was still very emotional.
I've been feeling a lot lately that I am in the middle of some sort of shifting sand.
My teaching job that I used to love has lost some of its appeal and I feel like there is somewhere else I should be.
I LOVE my B&B business...making a gilded nest that other people get to experience if only for a night. I wouldnt say I am a particularly creative person but as a line in a book I once read put it I love to 'create havens'.
So the question I am asking myself is .....where to now??

4 comments:

  1. I am sorry that your Dad passed away.....I can totally imagine that yesterday must have been hard for you.

    My father in law passed away just this last March - only 15 months after my mother in law -and my husband is still struggling with it, he misses him terribly....it's such an enormous loss.

    Shifting sands.....yes, I know how that can feel!!! Is the B&B thing something that you could build and do more of......do you want to teach less, is that an option?

    My son started back at preschool today and so now I have a few more hours to myself each week....and next year he starts school full-time......I am wondering what happens next for me.....it's exciting and terrifying!!

    Happy Monday and best wishes to you :)

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  2. Where there is most joy is where to go!
    But time some can tell whether it's real joy.

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  3. I am so sorry for your loss. It has been 11 years since my dad passed of Cancer. His father died 6 months before him of cancer, it was horrible. You can never get over someone, you just get through it, if it is a minute, an hour, a day, a week, you get through it. Watching John Edwards Crossing Over helped me tremendously, I don't know if you believe in that kind of stuff, but I know my Dad is always right beside me when I need him the most. Hang in there girl, thanks for stopping by, HEidi

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  4. Sorry to hear about the loss of your father.

    Wonderful to hear you are always chasing new challenges! x

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