A sign

About a month ago, I heard this quote:

"When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change."  -- Wayne Dyer

And then on Wednesday, when I picked up my book of quotes at work, I came across the exact same quote.

So what is it that I'm not getting? Am I over-analyzing things so much that I don't see the obvious?

One thing's for sure, I'm too tired to think about it right now. I should go to sleep...

The pot's brewing

Something's going to happen. Not too sure what it is, but it's going to happen. I've been hearing a lot of "hypotheticals" lately. Before, I would over-analyze the situation and, in turn, drive myself crazy. But now, I'm not doing that. I can actually "remove" myself from it and not go down that path. Realistically, I can't do anything about something to which I know nothing about. So why stress about it? Besides, I'm still trying to get back on track. I've been feeling a bit "lost and confused" lately - things are swirling around me, and my mind is feeling chaotic. I think part of it is because I haven't been having any "me" time. I haven't had a massage in over 5 months, and at times I'm feeling blah. And then you add the fact that I'm not getting enough sleep (which is my own fault - notice how late it is as I'm blogging this), and... it becomes a vicious cycle.

*sigh*... I should get some sleep...

Uncertainty

A lot has happened at work this past week, in light of Sharon leaving. Without getting into too much detail (because it would take WAY too long to write it all out, and honestly, I don't want to hash it out again); I have to assess where I'm at with work. Do I want to stay? If so, do I stay in the same department? Or do I explore other options within the company? Should I just quit and start again?

I had the intention of assessing the situation while I'm off, recovering from my eye surgery. But I haven't really thought about it until now.

What to do, what to do. I guess I can't really make a decision in 2 days. Only time will tell...

Another tooth for the tooth fairy

Teagan pulled out another tooth yesterday. She was so proud showing me her new "space".

Cheeeeeeeese!

I can see!

I had my eye surgery yesterday, and it went well. From what one of the assistants said, the right eye took 41 seconds, and the left eye took 33 seconds. Talk about quick. I have to say that it was the weirdest experience ever! If I could somehow film what I saw while I was under the laser, it would make for an interesting light show.

I was so happy when I woke up this morning and looked at my alarm clock and I didn't have to squint! So much so that I decided to sleep an extra half hour. :P

Anyway, here's to being lens free!