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Disconnect.
What a weird feeling. Spending 45 minutes “disconnected” from technology. Honestly, it is sad that in this day and age, 45 minutes away from computers, cell phones, iPads, what have you, seems like the longest. time. ever. At the beginning of the activity, I said something along the lines of “This might be the longest time I’ve ever been away from my phone.”By the end of it, I couldn’t believe that 45 minutes had already passed.
Spending time outside, in the middle of all this chaos, was probably one of the most relaxing things I’ve done in a long time. It was an interesting de-stresser that I truly enjoyed and appreciated. Downfall - I just don’t have time to do that in my day-to-day life. If I’m not working at Black Rock, or sitting in class, or planning the social media for Hapa Yoga, or nannying, or creating PowerPoints for class (yeah, THAT busy!)… then I’m probably sleeping. And at the end of all of those things, sleep is a very cherished, very minimal activity. Last night, for example, I was able to sleep for about four hours. Healthy right?
My point is, it is hard to “disconnect” from technology for extended periods of time because so much of what we do on a day to day basis requires the internet. Take this blogging “debrief” for example. Couldn’t do it if it weren’t for the Internet.
It’s not goodbye, it’s I’ll see you later! I’m going to miss you two more than anything :) life has some pretty amazing things in store for us. Can’t wait to be reunited in 3 months 💜💛💙 @frances_appleton @madisondanielle (Taken with instagram)
Words of wisdom… Thank you @taylorsterling! I knew I loved IG for some reason :) follow her. She’s amazing! (Taken with instagram)
I love this woman with all of my heart :) Happy Mother’s Day to the best momma I know! (Taken with instagram)
In College…
I learned more about myself than I ever thought possible. And that the person you were in high school was a very limited version. In college, you get to be the person you’ve always dreamed of becoming.
Something I Promise Myself.
I promise myself that no matter what my life looks like in the next five years, I will be happy and surround myself with people I love - whether that means physically or virtually.
One Thing I Know For Sure
One thing I know for sure is that I will always encounter obstacles. But I also know that regardless of the situation, I will always overcome them.
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There is so much to look forward to in this crazy, beautiful life. Why let one boy get you down?
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