Welcome 2009!!! I can't believe another year has passed! I feel like the older I get the faster the years go by. 2008 was a big year for both Scott and I. It was a year full of changes, adventures, struggles and excitement...I went back to grad school in January, Scott graduated from college in May, my Mom moved to Fort Collins in August, Scott moved to Denver in September, Scott and I got engaged in October and I got laid off in November....what a year! Through the good and the bad, I don't think I would change any of the events of this past year. Overall it was a good year and one we both will remember (and talk about) for years to come.
But now it's time to move forward and focus on the future. I don't know what 2009 will hold for us but I think both Scott and I are hoping for a little less eventful year! :-) We'll continue to plan for the wedding and I'll graduate in December, but beyond that I think we'll just enjoy our life in Colorado. We are excited to go snowboarding before the weather gets warm, go camping once the weather is nice and attend a few CU Football games when fall comes around. I'm not one to set New Years Resolutions, but if I had to make one it would be to live a happy and fulfilled life this coming year. If 2008 taught me one thing, it was that life is unpredictable and if you plan too far in advance you lose out on enjoying the present moments. This year, I hope to enjoy each and every moment.
I hope 2009 is a good you for you and your family too! We hope to see you all in the coming year!!!
Love,
H&S
3 comments:
Very nice! you have a very mature mind. I enjoyed the thought of 'don't set your sites so much on where you are going that you don't see where you are now.' Very good thought to live by.
Nice post. I especially liked the mature thought of the day. Never look so far ahead that you forget to see where you are. Remember too,.... Each day is a gift. That's why we call today the Present.
Don't lose sight of today by looking to far to tomorrow.
Each day is a gift. That's why we call today the Present.
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