The wait continues, but it is close.....

I know that making a website isn't an easy task. I also get that there is a lot of coding and blah, blah, blah. I really am waiting ever so patiently for my website!! Not being a techi in any way really, just kind of scraping by with what I do know. I feel like I am an impatient restaurant goer that thinks the second that they have verbalized their order, the kitchen staff start on the food. They look at their watches, or cell phones counting the seconds that they have waited. Within 5 minutes they have given you that pathetic look that says, 'where's my food'?

I would love if I had ever had the courage to say, 'really can you cook it faster at home? we are just doing what you would do at home. The only difference being we cook and clean up after. You still have to pay money to some establishment that will provide you with sustenance. So relax on the looks and realize that the food doesn't magically make itself, someone is actually doing it manually'!!

Alas, as much as that would have been very enjoyable, and satisfying I never did voice how I felt. Here I am sort of being that customer, and I get it to a degree. I am also not known for my patience. I want what I want when I want it. And I don't see a need for there to be any wasted time in between. Time is of the essence, and every moment is precious.

The days are counting down for me, and I know that 'all good things come to those that wait'. I am truly just like a kid on Christmas morning, they come down stairs and see all the presents. Knowing which ones belong to them, cause they sneaked a peak when mom and dad weren't around. Yet they want to open them and, NOW!! I have sneaked a peak, and now I am plutzing waiting for that day that I can unwrap my website to the whole world.

I have had some very exciting moments, in my so far pretty good 33 years of living. I have traveled through Europe, and lived over seas. Loving the culture and architecture, and feeling so alive standing in the middle of Dachau, in Munich, Germany. All of my adventures have been exhilarating, and life changing. Never though have I felt as alive as I do right now. I am looking forward to sharing my excitement with everyone that I can. Knowing that all of us have an inner child, I have released mine and it feels great. I am going to make that possible for the whole world.