Where does it start where does it end!

Having dinner with a gorgeous girlfriend last night. We were reminiscing about our lives. Solving the worlds problems. As you can imagine that will take a lot of time. She turned to me and said, you are amazing look how far you have come. I answered I know sometimes I have to pinch myself to see if I am still here. I thanked her, but then I reflected on a voyage that has been super scarey but super AMAzing 😉. Mentally, physically and financially I have managed to start over again. Don't get me wrong buying a house at 52 was not in the plans at all. However I have done it. Even my scars have nearly completely gone. You know what I don't even see them these days. It's like an eraser. I have mananged to move on to an amazing part of the central coast with the best beaches and people that you have ever met. What a gift 🎁 starting over and in a life that's pretty perfect. My longest friend and bestie of 47 years will accompany me on a voyage this year. Brazil here we come. Let's be honest why not reward yourself for all your hard work. My friend Ann is a treasure friends since Kindy in that time can you imagine how many things we have been through together. Wow near half a century of sharing good things and bad things called the circle of life. What a trip that has been.
Every day is a gift. Today I give thanks I am so happy and content.
#live #laugh #survivor #gift #bestoflife #bestfriends
This year Brazil 2020 is Norway yayyyy

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