Don’t ever let fear hold u back from what you want. Close your eyes and make the leap.
I'm addicted to NBC's series "The Chase". I love Annie. Skinny blonde that's hooked on her old cowboy boots that her dad gave her to the point that she'll glue them back together again. Fierce never-quit attitude. How she's a tomboy, but can be girly when she needs to be. She works with a pack of hot guys that are fiercly devoted to her, because she's earned that respect. OMG, I sound like I'm in love with her..lol... I get really into the show. The above quote is one that her dad told her, and it really hit home for me. The whole time I was with my first husband (and believe me, from the time I said my vows - I knew I shouldn't have been... but I wanted so badly to prove everyone wrong that I did it anyways) I kept telling myself "You just have to let go!" But I couldn't. Because I was scared of the unknown. And it took me 6 years to do it. To let go. To make the leap. And now - 4 years into a marriage with a fabulous man, I don't have to tell myself that anymore. I don't ever find myself questioning being married. I know that he was the best thing that happened to me.
I'm seriously debating getting that quote tattooed from one shoulder blade to the other. It's like the quote on my life.
I'm addicted to NBC's series "The Chase". I love Annie. Skinny blonde that's hooked on her old cowboy boots that her dad gave her to the point that she'll glue them back together again. Fierce never-quit attitude. How she's a tomboy, but can be girly when she needs to be. She works with a pack of hot guys that are fiercly devoted to her, because she's earned that respect. OMG, I sound like I'm in love with her..lol... I get really into the show. The above quote is one that her dad told her, and it really hit home for me. The whole time I was with my first husband (and believe me, from the time I said my vows - I knew I shouldn't have been... but I wanted so badly to prove everyone wrong that I did it anyways) I kept telling myself "You just have to let go!" But I couldn't. Because I was scared of the unknown. And it took me 6 years to do it. To let go. To make the leap. And now - 4 years into a marriage with a fabulous man, I don't have to tell myself that anymore. I don't ever find myself questioning being married. I know that he was the best thing that happened to me.
I'm seriously debating getting that quote tattooed from one shoulder blade to the other. It's like the quote on my life.
