My husband gave me some good advise yesterday, "Stop trying to be like other people and do what they do. Just be yourself and do what you're passionate about.
You live
your life." And he's so right. And I'm so bad at that. Second to an uncanny selfishness, my other big sin is fear of man. I'm a people-pleaser. And it does me no good. And I don't want my daughter learning that. So, in the spirit of full disclosure: I love my job because I love helping people, I hate knitting because it makes me feel mental, I love gardening because I love digging in the dirt and playing with worms (and if nothing ever grew, I'd still love it), I totally love shocking people with grossness (my daughter audibly giggles at her own farts and I'm 100% to blame), my all time favorite thing to do is waste time with my husband, I love me a good movie, and I
love to lie on the floor and absorb an entire album. I only like reading books when I don't actually realize I'm reading (sorry Shakespeare--you're just too damn convoluted) and I actually don't mind a bit that my house is super messy. There, all things I generally wouldn't admit. That actually makes me feel a lot better. :)