Hello Everyone.

I’m sitting here by myself at the computer. Bobby has a bit of a cold so he took some medicine and that usually puts him out for the night.

I just finished some of my urgent on line readings and I’m just feeling a little connected to spirit. It could be because I haven’t got out of the Akashic Records yet or it could just be a nice time of night.

Do you ever wonder what life would be like if we could just let go and let the pieces fall as they may? What if we didn’t control everything and the outcome. We all do it. I know I do for sure. Projecting out onto my wonderful fresh new path all the garbage from the past. Letting the “what ifs” mess up my nice clean paint on my yellow brick road that should be filled with hopes and dreams instead.

I was thinking today too why do we have houses that are big and full of stuff we don’t use. Is that not just paying a mortgage for our stuff. Does our stuff own us? I know I’ve talked about this before. I guess its just starting to bother me enough to make me do something about it.

My sons’ cats are coming to live with us and I have to clean up a room upstairs otherwise our big dogs would eat them when we aren’t here. We never use upstairs yet its full of stuff. I’ll have to face this dilemma tomorrow. I know once its done I will feel better and I will feel better when my grandchildren are under my roof and safe not to mention the money we will be saving. Procrastination is such a funny thing eh? You know its more painful not to do it yet you just keep doing it.

The up side of this all is Hazel and Blueberry are wonderful cats. They are Bengals and very cool. I haven’t had a cat in years so it will be fun. I bought them a tent and this little snake thing that they can play with. Maybe I’ll move my office or exercise equipment up there so I can hang out with them so they won’t be bored. The lady that has been watching them says they are fascinating and easily amused.

So that’s about it. Not a lot of excitement but just everyday life I guess.

When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be.
— Lao Tzu

Until we meet again, Sharon