Saturday, May 16, 2009

Boredom?

I wrote this a few weeks ago when I was feeling a bit . . . down in the dumps, for lack of a better phrase. I missed my family, my friends, and my (former) home. I've been feeling a lot better about things lately (probably because I leave the apartment at least once a week) but I thought I'd post it anyway.


As a result of having too much quiet time to myself, I've been catching up on what people are doing. I see pictures of friends on vacation, read about the jobs and travels of others and find myself getting a bit envious.

Increasingly lately I've been playing the "What if . . . ?" game. Macy is generally the key subject in this game.

Today I came to a realization. If we didn't have Macy we would still be here in Texas. We would still be unable to travel this summer because of Greg's job requirements. I would probably still be unemployed. Perhaps most importantly, my life would be very empty. Macy has changed my life in so many good ways. I feel more confident and comfortable in new situations, I'm responding much better to others and being much more open and friendly as a result. I'm a better and happier person.

Just thought I'd throw that out there.

6 comments:

Patrick, Adrienne, Isabella, & Makenzie said...

i feel the same way with/about bella. :)

oh, and patrick knows of some really good places to eat and stuff (so he said) in del rio, i'm trying to get him to remember to tell me those places (when he's actually home haha) so i can tell y'all. when do y'all leave del rio?

The Spicers said...

I have been beginning to feel that way about our new changes... Like I could work full time and pay off all of Jason's school loans, but then I realize how important being a mom is. You are such a good mom! I sure hope that we all run into each in our Air Force futures!

Britni said...

Well...I can definitely relate! Being away from family definitely creates plenty of time to let your mind wander. I play the what-if game everyday as well. I dislike working and wish I could be home with little Tucker for everyday. We have come to the realization that family is more important than a little extra money. These babies are such a blessing!

Carolyn said...

Great post.

Nancy said...

You're a sweet momma.

And, I really like the background on your blog: it's simple, and adds some texture without making it impossible to read your lovely words. Go Megan.

Adam said...

Great to hear it. Even though it has only been a week, we feel very similar about Aaron.