Basically it said that in October you will see the end of 2 years of hard work. From October you will reap the benefits of that hard work and enter a fruitful stage of life. And I, having felt like I was on a bit of an upward slope getting nowhere, believe them. As the daughter of a farmer, I have seen the real life results of reaping what you sow. I have seen plants grow from a piece of something so small it’s nothing to ripe and laden fruit plants.
I believed them.
This is my chance to reap what I have sown.
I say bring it on. I can’t wait to see it.
Fruitful, heck yes.
And normally I’m a take it with a grain of salt sort of girl. Stuff will sometimes line up, sometimes not so much. Is it wrong to get a little excited about the possibilities of things being easier, more profitable or exciting in the very near future? Is it wrong to want the struggling to end? And by struggle, I mean the groundwork. The foundations for things to be great. Is it ok to want something so bad that you see it written on the page and believe it in a moment?
I can’t wait. But I’m cautious because I don’t necessarily believe there is a date written in the stars for things to just happen. To fall into place. But if there was anything that I wanted to believe. Almost HAD to believe. This is it. I want to see results for my hard work. I things to happen that I’ve been preparing for. And most of all, I want it all to come soon. I’m willing it forward.
It turns out, I haven’t learnt much about patience yet.
Hi! I’m Melissa Walker Horn. Around here, they call me Suger. I’m the Chief Blogger and doer of all the things here at Suger Coat It. Blogging since 1901; I love a casual ootd, taking photos, and writing about things that irk or inspire me. I love wine and cheese, long days at the beach and spending time with my family. I make stuff for the internet over at Chalkboard Digital. You know, living the sweet life.
Sometimes all we need is someone to say that we are heading in the right direction and this hard work will pay off. Hoping you get your pay off very soon.
I am actually a bit of a star sign tragic. I read them often. Not sure that I REALLY believe them but everytime, I WANT to! I try to find all the little match ups and meanings. I really like the thought of it. I often wonder if that’s what it’s like for religious people? Some mystical advice from some unknown place giving you just that little bit of hope.
I read mine often enough. Love it and yes, I agree, sometimes I take hope from them in a way I’m sure people draw on their faith. Whatever works, I say. And heck, sometimes it’s a lot of fun!
We are the same star sign, and I believe! Bring it on! xx
I knew it! Yeeees. 🙂