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Monday, July 13, 2009

Mixed emotions. . .

We are getting close to the end of our time here in Idaho. . . I am really enjoying all the "active"ity I have been able to do here. I have rode Princess enough to even get her squishy fat butt to be. . . well less squishy and fat. I also was able to take my most precious Pixydust to the trainer to be broke to ride in a month or so. I so wish I could be here when she comes back and is ready to ride~I will not be able to ride her untill. . . ??? I have someone to go do stuff with every day and I stay pretty entertained. I have done tons of scrapbooking with my sister and other friends. I will miss all that stuff. . . however. . Idaho weather changes more often than my haircolor. . .and that's often! The wind blows A LOT and it has rained quite a bit. There is no swimming pool in my backyard and my allergies are miserable. Bryan has been working out of town at Old Faithful, therefore, I sleep alone. Can you see how I could have mixed emotions about leaving Idaho and returning to Phoenix?

In Phoenix. . . . Bryan will start school again on July 20th, so we are driving 13 hours back to Phoenix this weekend!! I hate the drive but I love that I have a captive audience to chatter to for the entire drive :) I am SUPER excited about my Improv class and I will also be taking a character developement/advance scene class at the JESTERZ ~ I am also going to work harder and try to get a talent agent and audition for some films to get experience. I have been "half-heartedly" trying, because my own fears and worries are holding me back. Well I have been thinking to myself lately and I've come to the conclusion that I am the only one stopping me from becoming whatever I want. I am in control of my future. . . . So world. . . Here I Come~

That was a little dramatic, but you get the idea :) I am sad to leave Idaho~ but I have my life long pasion and dreams waiting for me in Phoenix. . . it's not Hollywood, but it's not Idaho either.

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3 comments:

Unknown said...

Amen! Go for it girl! Trying and failing is MUCH better than never trying at all!

It's super hot here!!!!

Ronnie

Cammi said...

So glad you have had such a good visit. I can see why you are BOTH excited to get home but also sad to leave. There's nothing quite like home. But, you're right, Phoenix is a fun place, too! Have a safe trip home! SO GLAD you are feeling well!

Amy said...

you can do it!!!!!! I'll look for you on the big screen in a few years :)

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