I'm reading the book boundaries in marriage,
and even though I'm not at that stage of my life yet, it is really
insightful. For example, they talk about how boundaries allow us to take
ownership (like property lines) they delineate who owns
what. They allow each person to take ownership of their own feelings
and attitudes. No one causes you to feel anything... they can create
circumstances where you are predisposed to feel a certain way... but
they can't force you to feel that way. You decide.
Here is the link to the book.
Personal Mission Statement: To use my talents and skills to make and achieve goals and succeed in creating a stable home environment.
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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Drowning in Birthday Cake
With another birthday come and gone, I am once more faced with the concept of growing up and becoming wholly independent. (The fact that I got no birthday cake says it all haha.)
Ever since I was little, I understood that one day I would become a "grown up" and bear responsibility for myself. Now that that time has come and the weight is shifting more and more from my parents shoulders to my own, I cannot help but feel that I am essentially drowning in responsibility.
The world is a very scary and intimidating place, with bills and job searches and education and...well either you get it already or you will.
I decided there are two main things that an adult needs to feel more confident in being an adult.
1.Learn to drive...get a licence
2.get a job so you know that you can support yourself
Unfortunately the whole driving thing continues to elude me...I suppose it comes with practice and persistence.
Ever since I was little, I understood that one day I would become a "grown up" and bear responsibility for myself. Now that that time has come and the weight is shifting more and more from my parents shoulders to my own, I cannot help but feel that I am essentially drowning in responsibility.
The world is a very scary and intimidating place, with bills and job searches and education and...well either you get it already or you will.
I decided there are two main things that an adult needs to feel more confident in being an adult.
1.Learn to drive...get a licence
2.get a job so you know that you can support yourself
Unfortunately the whole driving thing continues to elude me...I suppose it comes with practice and persistence.
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