I just need to give a big shout out to the good
ole' Midwest! This has honestly been the friendliest place we have every moved
to. Already, I have been invited to the library twice for a toddlers reading
group, J and I were invited to an Easter Egg Hunt, was invited to a craft group
(couldn't go, but the offer was still extended), we've been invited over for
dinner twice, and just last night I was invited to a girl's night for Saturday!
None of that has ever happened anywhere else we have lived. I am feeling really
blessed right now.
She was a little overwhelmed...
But she eventually got the hang of it! She was all in once she figured out there was candy inside the eggs!
I'm the type of person that likes details. I like
to picture how an event will go and sort of prepare myself for it. For example,
when K and I were dating, he would tell me what restaurant we'd be going to and
my roommates and I would look up the menu. (Please don't stop being my friend
because of this!) While I admit, that's a bit extreme, I just like to know what
to expect about situations. I'm also extremely indecisive, so it's better for
everyone around me if I prepare.
Last night when I got the text inviting me to the
Girl's Night, I felt like a creep. I accepted the invitation and then proceeded
to ask all the details...where is the restaurant, what time should I meet you,
etc. When I type out the questions right there it doesn't seem so awkward, but
last night it really did. In the past, this is something I might dwell on and
be very embarrassed about. While it is still very fresh, I've decided to not
let myself over analyze these situations. If it bothers people that I like to
know details, then this is a good time to figure out that we aren't very
compatible as friends.
In short, I'm just going to let my 'Freak Flag' fly
and if people aren't down with that, that's okay! I think a major part of my
self-discover is just accepting who I am and being okay with it! It's okay if
not everyone wants to be my best friend.
Are you a details person? A planner?
Do you over analyze situations? How
do you get over it?
I'll be honest, sometimes I have to pray to let it go haha. I'm better
now, but it used to just eat me up when I did something stupid.
The 'devil', as they say, is ALWAYS in the details or as Grandpa Mac would say, "The big print giveth and the small print taketh away!"
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The 'Devil', as they say, is ALWAYS in the details; or as Grandpa Mac would say, the big print giveth and the small print taketh away!"
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