One of the things I love to do naturally as a writer is journal and I've been using this desire to write to discover myself and recall things of my past. I've been going through some extremely hard things lately, coming to terms with my past, both done to me and that I've done, and last night it led me to Celebrate Recovery at one of our local churches. It was a rare night to start because it was the group's 5th anniversary, but the experience was still interesting and made a big impact.
I haven't been keeping up with my blogging as well as I want to. By the title I'm sure you can guess, life is getting in the way of my writing. I'm no expert on how to handle this, but I thought it might make me feel better to write it out a little bit and maybe during this process I'll come up with a good way to keep writing even though I am overwhelmed with everything else going on in my life right now. So, here's what's going on:
We really do want it all; writer of awesome books, wonderful parent, caring spouse, clean house, shiny car, and a rockin' bod! But there never seems to be enough hours in the day for all these things to get accomplished. Crazy as it sounds, your least favorite activity is usually the one to get cut---for me, that's exercise.
It's no secret, really. Once you find your passion, you can find great purpose in sharing it with the world. It's the way we're meant to live. No matter what it is, there are people out there who will delight in what you have to offer.
Family History: Small family tree, Heritage Chart, Family History Map, Family Heirloom Record, Family Military History, Family Descriptions, and Family Medical History. Childhood: birth to 5th grade: Memories, friends, things learned, Influential Discussions. Middle School: 6th-8th grade: Memories, friends, discussions, things learned. High School:Â 9th-12th grade: Memories, friends, romantic relationships, relationship insights, things learned, family memories. Young Adult: 18-29 years old: Memories, friends, romantic relationships, relationship insights, things learned, family memories, advice and lessons. Right Now: Who are you now? Friendships, love life, parenting About the author and journal
Alex Apostol 