Everyone who knows me knows that I don't believe in coincidences. I think that the situations that fall into the description of such are really just the Universe's way of showing you that you're on the right path, versus 'plain old' happenstance. Sometimes you have to take the first step, but when things start falling in to place so cleanly, well, it's obvious that something bigger is at work.

Yesterday I took a step toward someone who I haven't spoken to in a long time because I felt like their situation might have been very eerily similar to my own. I don't know quite what nudged me to do it, but I followed my instinct and it has been amazing. Things are falling in to place, answers to some things that I couldn't understand are now becoming obvious, and I am finding some clarity in the midst of a situation that has been troubling for some time now.

As sick as I am, I have never felt so clear headed or secure in my knowledge of something! I'm glad that things are coming to light because I am sure that the ending, messy as it may be, is a long time in coming. I'm almost excited for it!

Right before my voice lesson started tonight my teacher announced that his wife is six months pregnant. That was lovely to hear...

My friends in Canada are so excited because the IPhone is being released up there! They don't have a specific date yet, but they know it's going to be soon. My one friend has been checking every day to see if it's available yet, so I can bet that she's going to be one of the very first in line when they're in the store, LOL!

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I am at a loss today. My brain is so full of yesterday that I can barely contain myself!

I had a wonderful parent/teacher conference with Ian's teacher Friday afternoon. His new teacher indicated that she notices no behavior issues with him at all and that his eagerness to learn gave her the impression that he is highly intelligent. He is always asking to do more of the worksheets they do in class, and is always thrilled at the prospect of working one-on-one with her. In short, he challenges her to keep him busy and, by her meeting that challenge, he stays focused! I left there feeling rejuvenated and happy that the change in teachers seemed to be just the change my son needed.

Perhaps he won't need to change into a behavior disordered class after all, because with what I heard from his teacher and what I learned at my Intuitive Reading later that night, I think that as long as I follow what I've thought since he was a toddler, we should be able to make it. It isn't going to be easy and I'm pretty sure that I'm going to meet with a lot of resistance along the way from most everyone, but my heart knows the truth; I just have to trust it.