Remembering back, I was grateful for every little thing….from the buttons on my clothes, to the production of the “event”. Every bit, regardless of how big or small, was a gift…an act of love and generosity.
The only negative thing that I can think of was the Pennsic heat, which we had no control over. Thankfully, a very wonderful person brought a fan to my vigil and hid it in the corner so I wouldn’t die from the heat.
When I got the writ, I also went into a mode of thinking where I started to plan everything. I quickly learned to let go and put my trust into everyone else. It was really a hands-off experience for me. Looking back, I’m still amazed because there were only 2 weeks from the point of receiving the writ to the elevation to get everything together.
If I could turn back time and change one thing, I would have said “thank you” to everyone for their love and generosity 10 times more (and then add 100 more for good measure).
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Date: 2008-05-29 02:22 am (UTC)The only negative thing that I can think of was the Pennsic heat, which we had no control over. Thankfully, a very wonderful person brought a fan to my vigil and hid it in the corner so I wouldn’t die from the heat.
When I got the writ, I also went into a mode of thinking where I started to plan everything. I quickly learned to let go and put my trust into everyone else. It was really a hands-off experience for me. Looking back, I’m still amazed because there were only 2 weeks from the point of receiving the writ to the elevation to get everything together.
If I could turn back time and change one thing, I would have said “thank you” to everyone for their love and generosity 10 times more (and then add 100 more for good measure).