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I have never really been one to hide personal things. Of course, I don't mean to say that I share everything about myself to everyone. That would be a little silly. But, there are somethings I am more than comfortable sharing if I feel that someone will get something out of it. What I mean is: if I think you might be able to learn from something I have gone through I will share my experiences.

I have had a lot of things happen in my life. Overall, I feel that I have been pretty lucky. I feel that I have learned a lot about how to deal with unexpected events.


My adventures, mistakes, triumphs, and everyday life I will share what I feel others can learn from here. I would imagine that some stories might be more exciting that others. But, that is how life goes. I don't think I could handle a life that was completely nonstop with problem and hurdle coming at me one after another. But, on the flip side I don't want a life that is completely dull and has no excitement.

Maybe we can all share something to help each other to learn and grow. If there is one thing that I have learned so far about life it is this: it goes on.
So, I'm sure that you are most likely wondering what is going on with this picture? If you have checked out any of my other blogs then you will know that I am a fan of all things Disney. There is a night show at EPCOT called Illuminations: Reflections of Earth. It is a wonderful show that really focuses on how people help each other and how life goes on. Part of the inspiration for this blog. 
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