2019: A Year of Personal Transformation
It is hard to believe today is the first day of 2019. I can't recall where the time went! Maybe it was in all the physical movement I had...moving from Denver to Delta, from one home to another, moving along many miles in a car, moving along with Rene on scenic walks. Yes, for me 2018 was a year on the move!
I am looking forward to what 2019 will bring. Now that I have shaken off inertia and have begun embarking on the art of movement, I believe 2019 will be a more personal transformation year. Time to be a little more authentic, honest, and less fearful; time to stop taking things so seriously; time to finally sink in and enjoy life, something that has been just out of my grasp for a number of years now. Time to start to sink into my own skin, sink into a new way of living and enjoy the unexpected!
2018 Year in Review!
I ended 2017 with a Lady Gaga concert with my dear friend Mary at The Pepsi Center
In March 2018 I moved to Delta, CO to work as a Bereavement Coordinator for the local hospice. It was a job I coveted for a long time one I continue to love. This was from Mary, with instructions to open when I moved into my Delta home. What a sweet message to begin my journey!
I "surprised" Mom with a visit when the boys were in Arizona in the Spring!
My first little rental, the "Main Street House"
And then my second little rental, my "tiny home"
I really got into the spirit of creating this year!
I made some new friends and played bingo at my first official "Bingo Hall"
I went "pickin' at the Pea"
And had visitors!
I marked the Taos High Road Art Tour off my bucket list
And ended the year with family, friends, good food, great memories and a community Christmas dinner
My best to you and yours at the beginning of this new year and I hope 2019 brings you all good things! And if there are challenges, may this be the year you can persevere, have resiliency and make it through.
Love, Mel
It looks so beautiful there where you live. You have found the perfect place. They are lucky to have you where you work. I know how rewarding hospice work is as I volunteered with my dog doing pet therapy for over 10 years at an inpatient facility. Wishing you a wonderful 2019.
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