Time

       I saw this quote on Pinterest the other day,  and I have not been able to get it out of my mind. I have always been the type of person that gets an idea and holds on to it for a while. I think about it and I obsess over it before ever putting it into action. I wonder if its a good idea. I wonder if it is something that I can do it. I wonder what other people will think if I do it. And, probably the worst of them all,I wonder what will happen if I can't  do it. There have been so many ideas I have had, that I have just pushed to the back of my mind because I was afraid that someone would tell me that it was wrong. Or even worse, someone would tell me that yes, this is a great idea, but no you can't do it.

       I have seen so many motivational post on Pinterest before. But this one, well, it stuck with me. Probably, because this has been my truth for so long. I have for so long thought, "Ok, this is an awesome idea. I will get started tomorrow." And then tomorrow turns into the following day. And then that turns into the next day. And before I know it, it has been weeks and I am no more closer to where I wanted to be. So, one day, I woke up, and realized that my tomorrow, is today. I started thinking about my daughters and how excited they get when they are set on doing something. They get a fire in their eyes that is unmistakable.

            When my Ashleigh gets inspired to draw or create something, she does it. She doesn't worry about what people will think. She doesn't worry about not being able to do it "correctly". She just does it. And she always comes up with amazing creations.
 
         My daughters have taught me so much in their short few years. They truly are my biggest inspiration and my reason for waking up. Some of the biggest steps I have ever had to make, were inspired by them. They will never truly know how they have changed my life. I only hope that someday, they have little ones who can do for them, what they have done for me

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