I feel as if I am always on the search for something more amazingly vital to my existence than what I am currently experiencing. I am not sure how much of a role astrology plays in this, but I can accept if being a Virgo has something to do with it.
Its like the song "Across the Universe" everything seems to be passing and slipping across our minds visible but at a distance. I am not sure what it is exactly that I am trying to point out here, maybe nothing at all. I spent my college years blogging before it became the ticket to publishing, movie deals and ways to keep stalkerish friends up to date on the pleasantries of your non-existent life. I want to begin to blog again not as a way to update anyone, but as a way to document my progress. Progress at what you ask? Well this year, dare I take a moment to be cliche', will be the beginning of a whole new outlook on life. In eight weeks or so, I will have my first child. I want things for him that I could never imagine wanting for myself. Stability, 2 loving parents, happiness, freedom, etc. I want him to be happy and free.
I will totally tell him that I found out I was pregnant with him in a toilet stall while partially hospitalized due to major depression and a "shhhhh!" nervous breakdown. It was the last week of therapy before we "graduated" and I scurried over to the eating disorder wing where the bathroom was sure to be empty. Luckily it was and with 4 minutes of privacy I peed on the stick and waited for my fate. "Was I ready for this?", I thought to myself, but before I could answer the question, a line appeared. This would have been the perfect time for me not to be frugal and have purchased the name brand pregnancy test, but I cheaped out for the Equate. Needless to say that is the reason that line was so light, but it was there. I was pregnant, again. I immediately told myself not to get to excited. I'd been here before.
Six months later, the young one is on his way. Motherhood is approaching. The question of "Am I ready", needn't be answered. Its happening regardless of if I can "handle" it. Luckily, therapy came at such a good time. I have learned many techniques and ways to live without driving myself insane and this year, I intend to utilize them as I embark on Motherhood and retaining my unique drive toward happiness.
Currently reading Beloved and Blindness.
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