"Put Your Records On"- C. Bailey Rae
Thank God for the weekend!
I was running low prior to it and am feeling much better now.
I did not lift a finger this weekend. I stayed in the house. I did not fold one stitch of clothing, slept all day (Saturday and Sunday) and had a marathon music/singing/dancing moment last night.
Thank you Mariah Carey and Smirnoff Vodka. I felt so free listening to all of her cds while singing along (badly, I might add! hahaha). I kept my glass of "adult beverage" in my hand the whole time (not spilling one drop!). I was in my own world and it felt GREAT!
I have been so concerned lately about everything around me. I have been trying to control everything instead of allowing life to happen.
Don't ask me why I am so on edge right now. I don't want to be, but for some reason, I can't help it.
I think it is because nothing in my life is set in stone right now. I am used to structure, but nothing is structured right now. I feel like everything is hanging on by a string.
Well, this weekend helped me to relax. It gave me time to reflect and decide what to do in order to get that structure back in my life.
The first thing I realized is that I can't be SO concerned about others and their decisions (we each have our own stories and reasons we do the things we do).
The second thing I realized is that I have to take time to relax (in my mind, I already have a nice warm bath waiting for me when I get home).
The third thing I realized is that I have to focus on the positive again. All of this negative stuff was around me back in the day, but I chose to focus on other things. It came across in my writing, my attitude and my actions.
My quiet reflective time this weekend was just what I needed. I was able to be completely honest with myself about certain things.
My solo-music party was just what I needed as well. Dancing around in my underwear (hahaha) allowed me to free myself of so much stress and get in touch with my mojo again.
I didn't take myself so seriously. I was goofy. Life was exactly what it should have been in that moment.
I am still in a good mood.