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Let's get this New Year started!

7:25 am and I've been at it for an hour and just over a half on New Year's day. It's nice, dark and quiet. I love to sit and write, but typing will work for now.

It's 2013 and a year I wasn't sure I'd make it to. Not just for the calendar's 'End of Time' sake, but living in Earthquake zone, travelling, being the nut I am... It's dangerous out there!
I plan to live 2013 to the fullest. To all my family and friends cringing right now - I don't mean that in a party-it-up kinda way, but rather a do-what-I-know-I'm-capable-of kinda way. I'm on the path already and my step is getting lighter - I'm truly elevated by those around me. I'm content, fulfilled in my purpose and grateful for the incredibly blessed life that I have. I've had to work hard, stay persistant and make a lot of tough choices I would have never guessed I was capable of making but I'm so here now.

2013 is going to be one for the history books. In just my little universe, there are many things in the works, aligning. I have nothing to dissuade me. I am set in my goals and for the first time in my life, they have nothing to do with anyone else.

So... For this year, to begin, I am launching an acupuncture, acupressure software program that was developed in China. I'm working on selling Stevia to large companies. All to go into a residual education funding program I've worked years on while adding to the business of many others already working with me and my allies.

This year, I want to meet those who have so heavily influenced my life. To mention one, the positive prose of Rob Brenzy has been a part of my road to the real me since I was in Huntington Beach, 1999. Also, the lovely individuals in the USVI that so wonderfully cared for me - I want to see you again. Chemo, Trishia, Julius and Basta. I can't wait to come back! Maria and Vienne as well. I miss those wonderful women and hope they are well.

I plan to build up and generate in 2013. I am speaking, writing, painting, listening, observing and loving to the best of my so-far ability and I love it.

This is going to be a great year.

Happy 2013. To my Mason - Gron / Duralski  - Allen heritage.

Thanks for mixing the Gypsy with the Mason. It's a lovely balance.

Cheers!

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