Peace of Mind

It has been a long journey... and to be honest I can't complain, but I have to confess that it has been stressful at times.

After almost 3 years, things are finally falling in place. Everything seems to getting to the point that we always thought we were going to get after a few months living in Canada.

And you know what? IT FEELS SO GOOD!

I feel at a stage in my life where I feel so complete, so happy, so in love with my life, so in peace!

One more time, I am amazed at God's perfect timing! During the last couple of years, I learned to be patient, to wait, to trust my heart in Him.

Oh I could go long with the detailed list of the things that had happened in the last few months that helped to get to this point. But I won't get you bored with all that.

Love you all! Thank you for being part of our lives and thank you for always been there for us in this journey

I know you hate to see me cry

One day You will set all things right

When my world is shaking, heaven stands
When my heart is breaking
I never leave your hands

100 things that makes me Happy- part 2

And here we go with the second part of the list, no particular order.

Hope you enjoy it.

11. Going out for coffee (you all know what a caffeine addict I am). Nothing better that a good coffee with friends or with the hubby to relax.

12. Waffles for lunch!

13. Play Cranium. Haven't played since I moved from Texas :(

14. Going out with friends

15. Margaritas. Yes, the Mexican in me makes me crave for frappe lime margaritas
16. Swimming, and if it is in the ocean even better.

17. Ride my bike

18. High heels. You have no idea how sexy they make me feel. Winter please go away, I miss wearing my hight heels.

19. Carving sculptures. There is something in the whole process of converting a block into something beautiful that makes me very very happy.

20. Sand on my feet. Oh yeah just walking by the ocean and feel the grainy sand puts a smile on my face.

Happy weekend everybody

and remember...

Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.
- Robert Brault