I am a tired little lady.

Seems the word of the year , for everyone, has been “transition”. Ugh. I’m so sick of transition. I know, I know. It’s part of a process. And yes, I know, uprooting yourself from one part of the world to another isn’t an easy feat, and while it’s a challenge I prepared for, I believe I’m at least entitled to say, I’m tired, B.
I’ve been hesistant to journal on my blog…everyone knows I’m all emotion and I speak the language of my feelings fluently, but is the blog still the right place to do so?
But then again. It’s my blog. I can do whatever I want! Ha.
I will say….I’m trying to accept that I’m allowed to own the fact that at this given moment, there are many things I don’t know. As in, I don’t know what moves to make next. I don’t know where my creativity will take me. I don’t know what to do to be creative lately. I don’t know why I can’t seem to write. I don’t know where to settle in. I don’t know why I hang on to certain things that aren’t good for me. I don’t know when it will all come. I don’t know, I don’t know, I don’t know…
Thing about this city is that its shizophrenic. Look at the sky, for example. Sunny at 1 pm, and storming at 2. Blue at sunrise, grey by noon. Drastic change occur in a short time span. So many things happen in the course of a few hours. Every day is a beautiful adventure, yes, but tiring too. You meet so many, many people, but only a few will be lasting friendships…oh dear, my mind is as crowded as this city.
I love it here, don’t get me wrong. But man oh man I’m tired.
Praying for:
patience strength resilience clarity consistency stability ingenuity.
But this I know. God don’t make no mistakes.
Here’s to moving “forward always forward, by any means necessary” . (A quote from my sis, Jen Armas’s forearm tattoo).
Love, always.
Hang in there, boo boo. Don’t look for too many answers. Just live doing whatever it takes to keep you happy, healthy, and strong. I came here knowing this city can suck the life outta me, so I decided from the jump that I would never hesitate to take that that oh-so-necessary “me time” whenever I felt the need. So take a moment to do nothing and clear your head. It makes the transition easier.