Comments on: I’ve Got My Heart Set On What Happens Next

By: Chelsey

Chelsey — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 05:24:02 +0000

This is a great blog! I understand you are torn between moving back home but the truth is everything happens for a reason and I know that is just a simple cliche but I really believe it. By moving home you will be able to get your feet back on the ground become more financially independent and be able to move out within a short period of time. You will be a happier person. I find it a relief whenever I go home… like I can collect myself and be the person I have always been but seems to get lost along the way. I think you will be happy with your decision but it may take a while.

Chelsey — Thanks so much for your kind words! I agree with you that everything happens for a reason, it’s just incredibly hard to see that reason when you’re fighting tooth and nail Your words actually have resonated more strongly than you may have realized — home has always been a source of comfort for me as well, the place where I go as a reminder for who I am. I think part of why I’ve been so hesitant and not accepting of the situation is because I’m afraid of being too dependent on that. It’s been better than I expected, however, and as they say, only time can tell.

Thanks again for your comments — they’ve offered both comfort and insight. Wherever you are in life, I wish you the very best. – Susan

By: Raven

Raven — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 19:21:07 +0000

Thanks for your comments on Brazen – you’ve got a great blog! I especially empathize with moving in with the ‘rents.

Raven – Thanks! Those words meant more than you could realize. And you wrote a great post on Brazen; I couldn’t believe how well I could relate! Temporary work is difficult, but there’s so much to be gained if you’re willing to be open enough about it. Cheers to you, and best of luck as you continue to pursue your dreams. – Susan

By: The Josh

The Josh — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 03:21:51 +0000

I’ve found that when the future is uncertain, and all you have left is two feet to walk on, the only thing you can do is walk on. Even when you don’t remember why or how. Even when you’re only thrusting into the darkness. Even when you’ve fallen face first into the mud a thousand times over, just keep getting back up and moving forward. You are blessed with a heart of sunshine, Susan. The darkness can never take you.

Josh — There’s a reason I keep you around…you always know what to say to make me feel better. I love your comment and appreciate your words, and you, in more ways than you could know. Thanks for your insight, your confidence, and your friendship. Always. – Susan

By: BenjaminBunny

BenjaminBunny — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 21:32:34 +0000

Good luck with the move, Susan. Tough choice but what else could you do given the circumstances? What happens to your roommate now?
Will you be paying rent or chipping in for food or other expenses?
How are things on the job front?
Your friend,
The Inquisitive Benjamin Bunny

Thanks. It was indeed a difficult decision but it’s one that I think is turning out for the best. I’ll of course be helping out and providing whatever I can while I continue the job search. Seems the only thing to do at this point is to cross my fingers and keep hoping! Thanks for reading, and best to you as well…