What my non-midlife crisis taught me♥

Happiness is a form of courage...Ever doubted God's plan for your life? Ever felt like you just weren't meant to do something? Ever just felt afraid to grow up? That's what I dealt with this week. Let me explain.

    I realized I didn't know if I wanted to do marketing anymore. Not because I'm any less creative but because I would love to just be a writer but society won't allow me to. Society as a whole hasn't yet accepted that my talent is solely in writing, and any other form of communication is not my strong suit. Yet, I just had a moment of complete doubt this week in my marketing classes. So I prayed and finally got my sign:

On Wednesday morning at 12:30 a.m. I realized this, and with Valentine's Day coming up this week, I'm glad I figured this out.

Beside having a non-midlife crisis, I also finished a book I've been trying to read since the summer.

It's such a powerful book about how much affect you have on others and how despite when people bully you or make you feel small, you can keep holding on. Everyone needs to read this. I mean, everyone.

Since I figured out my life calling and feel better about both my careers, I decided to change up my hair so here's some pictures of my new style:

On Friday, I went to the movies and saw Identity Thief and Warm Bodies. I loved both of them.

Yesterday, I went to Disney with my friend Demetre. 

Cinderella's castle. :)

 I finally met Tinkerbell. 

 She was adorably cute. 

 Near the Beast's castle.

 My roommate Genny did a french manicure for me and I picked red in honor of Valentine's day.

My mom gave me a whole bag of M&M's for Valentine's Day...

Until next time,  remember and I was reminded at Disney yesterday:

There's a great big beautiful tomorrow shining at the end of every day. There's a great big beautiful tomorrow, and it's just a dream away.♥

Love times Infinity,

Chelsea

xoxo

God Bless!

~Just Keep Swimming~