Monday, March 7, 2011
Have a good feeling about this!!!
As a new week has begun, I have a lot to be thankful for. On Friday 2/25 while enjoying the warm Miami weather, I received a phone call that my cousin passed away that morning. I was in complete shock because his death was unexpected and no one wants to get that phone call. Once I returned back to New York, I knew the next couple of days were going to very tough on me. To make this even harder I knew I was starting my first day of graduate class that Monday. I emailed the professor of my class to let her know I would not be ready to start the class that day because I was going to be busy with my family. My professor was very understanding, and that was proof to me that I had chosen the right university. My cousins passing was very upsetting to me but it was also an eye opener. I realized that you never really know when you're life is going to end so you should never take anything for granted. I started to look back and see that there were many times in my life that I just sat back and waited for things to come me. I am now realizing that if I want to get things done I need to take the first step and go after it. Knowing I have 5 years to earn my masters from the year I graduated, I thought it would be best for me to take a year off and just work and go from there. Although I am happy with the choice I made because it has led me to meet some great people in my life, I do wish I had just continued my journey right after graduation. I am very glad I have decided to attend Walden to complete my journey and feel that I am finally ready for whatever the world throws my way. I am no longer going to sit back and wait.
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I am sorry for your loss. I agree, we should never take life for granted. I alsways try to live my life as best as I can. Good Luck with you on your Journey!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBrigette,
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed with your view on life, Yes, we need to learn not to take life for granted and make the most of everyday and every opportunity. I congratulate you on beginning this journey. I sympathize with you over your loss.
Brigette,
ReplyDeleteI also lost my mom this last year to cancer. I am very sorry for your loss. It is very important to look at the postitive and all life has to offer.
Alissa