I didn't get a chance to blog yesterday partly because I was just too lazy to, and the other part was a reaction to the first, I was too tired from being lazy :) But it's been 11 months now since I've been in Hawaii, and it has been a good experience to say the least. I've learned to just make the most of what I have, focus on what I can change and to stay positive in every circumstance.
My job has been fulfilling. I enjoy the people I work with, and that, in itself, has been a huge blessing. I'm still working on getting spiritually where I need to be. Needless to say, however, I'm a decent person so that should count for something. lol. I absolutely love my life and the people that I have met in the process. I've still had my share of misfortunes, but everyone has. And, I think I've gotten past the stage in my life where I cry about my problems. They will always be there and there's really nothing I can do but solve them, in order to overcome.
Family is doing well. Ironically, I hardly ever see them. My mom will be celebrating another birthday this year, which I'm immensely grateful for. I have watched my mom endure a lot, and I hope I develop that strength of character in years to come. Each person I've met since I've been home, even those I may not necessarily "click" with, has taught me something. And, that has made every day a valuable experience.
My job has been fulfilling. I enjoy the people I work with, and that, in itself, has been a huge blessing. I'm still working on getting spiritually where I need to be. Needless to say, however, I'm a decent person so that should count for something. lol. I absolutely love my life and the people that I have met in the process. I've still had my share of misfortunes, but everyone has. And, I think I've gotten past the stage in my life where I cry about my problems. They will always be there and there's really nothing I can do but solve them, in order to overcome.
Family is doing well. Ironically, I hardly ever see them. My mom will be celebrating another birthday this year, which I'm immensely grateful for. I have watched my mom endure a lot, and I hope I develop that strength of character in years to come. Each person I've met since I've been home, even those I may not necessarily "click" with, has taught me something. And, that has made every day a valuable experience.
