I’ve been kicking this post around for awhile, but like everything else lately, I’ve had trouble deciding on a direction. This isn’t typically a problem for me. I make decisions and move forward — always reviewing and learning — but not regretting or living in the past. What’s the point, anyway?

But 2014 has been an interesting year thus far. It got off to a rough start, and has had numerous ups and downs. While I’m in a good place, lately I’ve been so restless — like I’m in the wrong place. Have you ever felt this way?
Instead of abating, it’s actually getting stronger. I feel like I’m waiting on something to happen — although what that is, I don’t know. To fall asleep and wake up in a different life? To be abducted by (kind) aliens? (Kidding, on the last one anyway.)
I love the community I live in but have long yearned for a more tropical climate year round. My house has felt like home since the first time I laid eyes on it. If I could take it with me, I would. I’m not consciously worrying about anything in particular or fearing anything. I just feel restless.
It’s almost like I’m working on a project, and I’ve reached a natural stopping point. I’ve finished this part of my life and am ready to move on to what’s next, only I don’t know what that is yet.
Any suggestions?
Do I need a major life change? Or is this simply some kind of itch that I can scratch by jumping out of an airplane again or jumping into a shark cage (high on the bucket list!)?
I would love to hear your thoughts on the subject, including any personal experience!
Restless in Akron,
Jaime
Hi Jaime, Two things I know about you: 1) You are an excellent writer. 2) You are a very nice, caring, and compassionate person. If you can move in a direction that covers those two, you will do great things! Praying for you! I know you’ll make the right choices!
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Thanks, Carol! I appreciate your kind words. I’m looking forward to the future — whatever it has in store. Keep doing what you’re doing; you’re a blessing to many people.
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Thank you for YOUR kind words. Cheers, Carol
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