




No I'm not talking about Tony Danza here, I'm talking about my life. Most of the time I feel like I have two people living inside me. The person at night who sets my alarm to get up early to work out. And the person who hits snooze 20 times before getting up and running off to work without working out. The person who wants to study for her Esthetics test and get her license. And the person who wants to sit on the couch and watch tv all night. The person who wants to read the Book of Mormon every night. And the tired girl who rolls into bed without reading. Who is the boss? Which one wins? I've been realizing in my life lately it's been the snoozing, tv watching, tired girl who wins. How do I change that? How do you become the person you want to be...instead of the person you are. It seems like a pretty simple thing...just change, right?! Right! Does anyone else have a hard time with this? Is it just will power? Do I just not have any? :) There's a whole different person I know I want to be...but I feel like she's on the other side of a ravine and I can't figure out how to get to her. What and where is the bridge? Why can't I just tell myself that this is the person I want to be, and be that person? I heard a quote recently that said, " You live two lives. The first life you are learning how to live, and the second you are living." I'm still definitely in the "learning how to live" phase of my life. This is one of the things I'm trying to learn, how to appoint a boss, and not two co-owners.


I LOVE old people. I always have. I think it started when Holly Wallstrom and I used to visit an old folks home down the street from her house when we were little. We would make cornmeal muffins(don't ask me why) and take them around while we visited with all the great people. I watched the movie Young at Heart the other day and loved it. I just feel like we have so much to learn from the older generation. They have so much wisdom and so many great stories...and they obviously know how to rock!


