It's raining shoes! See any in a size ten? |
I hope it's a Croc. Those things are so light and squashy.
Anyway, I know this all sounds horribly cynical. When faced with the choice between cynicism and unapologetic optimism, I almost always go with cynicism. It's because I hate feeling like I've been taken in, so rather than risk naivety, I choose to be an eyebrow-raising asshole. It is my way.
Anyway. Let me explain what I mean by everything "falling into place". It's mostly been about timing. For example:
1.) Husband was talking to someone at work about our hopes to buy land and build and the guy told him that his family had just put five acres on the market in Indiana, pretty cheap. It's a little farther out than we want, but the price is definitely right and it has a good building site, plus a pole barn on site. That stoked our interest in looking at land again.
2.) The excitement over looking for land got us talking about the process again and we decided to schedule an appointment with our bank to discuss our financing options. An hour later, OUR BANK CALLED US. They called to offer refinancing, but the timing was strange, especially since they never call us.
3.) A few days after that I was looking on Craiglist and various MLS sites, dreaming about the perfect spot to build our life, and starting to feel pretty hopeless. I took a break and hopped over to Facebook. The first thing, right at the top of my feed, was a link to this blog post:
When your dreams come knocking, answer the door.
The main photo in the post is a gorgeous picture of a farm. And here's a quick excerpt:
"Take a step toward it–this day, this week, this month. Don’t worry about whether or not it’s convenient, whether or not it’s easy, or whether or not there’s cereal for dinner one night.
When your dreams come knocking, don’t ignore them. Don’t rationalize them away or make excuses.
When your dreams come knocking, just answer the door."
WHAT!?
4.) Husband got a definite graduation date. He'll finish next spring.
5.) Husband got the raise he's been promised repeatedly for about a year. Someone finally got it done for him and it's a raise that will make a big difference for us, as long as we continue to live below our means.
A beautiful piece of land we looked at last week |
But I am DEFINITELY getting excited. With a capital DEFINITELY.
Take a step toward it–this day, this week, this month.
Don’t worry about whether or not it’s convenient, whether or not it’s
easy, or whether or not there’s cereal for dinner one night.
When your dreams come knocking, don’t ignore them. Don’t rationalize them away or make excuses.
When your dreams come knocking, just answer the door.
- See more at: http://simplehomeschool.net/answer-the-door/#sthash.JnTQrzOM.dpuf
When your dreams come knocking, don’t ignore them. Don’t rationalize them away or make excuses.
When your dreams come knocking, just answer the door.
- See more at: http://simplehomeschool.net/answer-the-door/#sthash.JnTQrzOM.dpuf
Take a step toward it–this day, this week, this month.
Don’t worry about whether or not it’s convenient, whether or not it’s
easy, or whether or not there’s cereal for dinner one night.
When your dreams come knocking, don’t ignore them. Don’t rationalize them away or make excuses.
When your dreams come knocking, just answer the door.
- See more at: http://simplehomeschool.net/answer-the-door/#sthash.JnTQrzOM.dpuf
When your dreams come knocking, don’t ignore them. Don’t rationalize them away or make excuses.
When your dreams come knocking, just answer the door.
- See more at: http://simplehomeschool.net/answer-the-door/#sthash.JnTQrzOM.dpuf
When your dreams come knocking, answer the door.
When your dreams come knocking, answer the door.
When your dreams come knocking, answer the door.
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