See you tomorrow!
This is going to be a new feature on the blog outlining what went right and terribly wrong at the Scarlett’s during the previous week. I figure, you will either learn something new or have a good laugh at my/our expense!
When you are not driving your own car, don’t test the gas light (a story for another time)
When following a recipe, even if the directions don’t call for seasoning..season the food anyway
All dishwashing liquid and trash bags are not created equal
Don’t fry chicken wings with a tank top on
When you know the fish is dead, take it out of the bowl, don’t wait until the child sees it belly up #badmom!
No matter how tired you are, take the clothes out of the washer, they’ll smell like mildew if you don’t
Despite the fact I didn’t practice piano with Lil Man all week, he went to lessons and played like a mini John Legend
I had a martini on Friday night..despite my post here
Where would I go..Would I even get any use out of them
What would my son say…would he be embarrassed
Again…Am I too old
Would I be able to walk in them
Well after all of those thoughts and then some AND the fact they were on sale..I mean like they were trying to give them away and there was ONE box left in my size. I took that as a sign and took a walk on the wild side and bought myself a pair of……………………
Today is the first day of the last class I need to earn my MBA. I think we all have lived long enough to realize that with the end of a chapter a new one starts. Sometimes we know what’s coming next and other times we are walking blindfolded leaning on faith with a keen ear to the heavens listening for that small, still voice regarding which direction to go. I have no idea what is coming next with the completion of this task but at this very moment I am so proud of myself for starting this process and finishing it amongst all of the tomfoolery, foolishness, and mayhem that reared its ugly head in the two and half years it took me to finish.
See, when I started this journey I had big dreams for my pending MBA status. I would doodle my name with a comma behind it and the letters MBA. I was going to climb the corporate ladder and lead meetings and throw around the fact that I had a masters degree, because at the time the perception of what people thought of those that had an MBA in my mind overpowered the enormous amount of dedication and will power that it takes to start and finish something in the face of adversity and life changes.
Mommy, this one’s for you!!! |