
Today is day 100 of my second season. When I started my first season in October of 2008 I wasn’t all that blissful. I was always having money problems and on top of that I had just ended a long lasting dispute with my ex-husband by going to court, leaving me with huge lawyer-bills to be paid and I felt drained from all my energy. I worried a lot about my children who where also struggling with the bad relationship they have with their father. I worried about the long distance between my boyfriend’s hometown and mine. Because our jobs are so far apart, that makes it impossible for us to live together or get married. And this was only the top of my iceberg.
Now, two seasons later, I find myself happy and content. I consider myself to be blessed with the nice and cosy house that I live in with my children and that provides a second home for my boyfriend. I love the way it is decorated and I like the bold red wall in the living room that I painted last February. I like my job, my co-workers and the income it provides. I love my old car that takes me to work every day – and wherever else I choose to go - and has never let me down. I consider myself very blessed with my two children who turn out to be very well behaving teenagers who are doing great at school and are on the verge of becoming young adults finding their own way in life. This used-to-be-helicopter-mom is now confident that they have the personality and knowledge to make a success of their lives. I’m able to let go and trust that all is well. On top of it all I am blessed with the soul mate I have always hoped for. Sorry girls, but my boyfriend is the best on the face of this earth (for me). And I have come to understand that having this living-apart-together-relationship is a blessing in disguise. It is because of not living together that we are so appreciative of each others presence when we are together in weekends and during holidays. I enjoy the text messages he sends me every morning before work and the phone conversations every evening before going to sleep.
Today, I enjoy every day of my life and consider myself a very blessed person. As you can see, a lot has changed.
The truth of the matter is: in fact NOTHING HAS CHANGED! I still live in the same house, have the same job, the same car, the same children, the same boyfriend. The only thing that changed is my perception. I have come to understand that wealth has nothing to do with money, being wealthy is a state of mind. I consider myself wealthy sitting in my garden under this blossoming tree (see picture) waiting for my boyfriend to arrive for the weekend. If this tree doesn’t spell ABUNDANCE, than I don’t know what does.
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