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Rated: 18+ · Book · Women's · #1268197
Drop by drop the snow pack dies, watering the arid lands below.
#787832 added July 30, 2013 at 1:36pm
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Serial Experience: Part Two - Decisions, Change, Decisions
The July 30, 2013 prompt for "30-Day Blogging Challenge ON HIATUSOpen in new Window. is
Serial Experience! -Part Two- Recall a monumental decision you had to make recently. On the first day (yesterday), share with us the decision you made and the outcome of your choice. Was the outcome generally good or bad? On the second day (today), you have a chance to make a different decision. If you choose to change your decision, write about how that choice would affect your life now. If you decide to stay with the decision you made, explain why.

Change is in the air,
the wind has changed directions,
another options has come to light,
I do not know whether is is wrong or right,
I just have to trust in God,
trust in my real estate agent,
and in my gut feeling.

We are going to list the house for a regular sale. I feel it is the right thing to do, but sometimes I want to second guess myself. I just have to trust that my gut feeling is right and the negative thoughts, which are caused by depression, are just that negative thoughts.

I need to take a deep breath. I need to get out of this house. I need to talk to my doctor about my depression. I do not think I am making any sense with this entry. I feel like this decision is the right one. I need to stop worrying and get on with my life.

Food for Thought: "Trust your instincts. You are right on. Don't second guess yourself." - Unknown

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