Redefining What Matters

Spent the weekend in San Diego celebrating my best friend's bday.  A big one, 40! The occasion also served as a family reunion bringing generations together.  Every age group from teens to octogenerarians were present.  Mingled with all about relationships, life and love while snacking, boogie boarding and checking out the local beach studs.  Having not seen most of these people in two years, relationship questions were asked, compassion and advice ensues upon telling my story.  The interesting thing is that I did not feel the loss at that time.  I was happy, loved and in the moment.  Speaking with people that have been part of my journey for the past 15 years, I felt somewhat complete.  Hearing about the cousins I have seen grow, get married and speak of kids, I felt inspired.  Laughing with the grandmas about wrinkles after 70 I felt grateful.  My evening's entertainment was entirely composed of a visit to Walmart scouting for those web famous "People of Walmart".  While the rest of my L.A friends were at Lollapalooza rubbing elbows with celebs, I would have not traded this for the world.  I was exactly where I needed to be.

Redefining what matters was the theme of my weekend.  Good friends, family, laughter and sizing the moment while being myself felt so good.  And as I was reminded last weekend at my laws of attraction seminar, joy & purpose stem from doing what feels good.  When you do what feels good, you align yourself with your good thoughts, those thoughts manifest and your beautiful life "suddenly" appears.
All this is getting me very excited about the weeks to come.  So much good stuff coming up and all I have to do is feel good to stay in this space of manifesting... Seems easy enough :)

Enjoy the people of Walmart!!