I know that “almost” doesn’t count but I almost got my business license today.
I have filled out all of my paper work and I’ve just got to deliver it on Friday and pay my money.
I would have done it today but I ran out of time.
This upcoming Friday is the last business day of the month which is the date that I set for myself to have this small hurdle accomplished.
As always, I will keep myself & the world updated on my progress.
I’m writing this to see how long it will take for me to show up in Google for Retreat at River Park which is located in Norcross Georgia however some places have Retreat at River Park located in Atlanta Georgia.
The reason that I’m writing about this is because of my experiences that I’ve had while staying at this so called “luxury” apartment.
A few weeks ago I got to be in one of my good friends wedding which required that I fly to Oklahoma for a few days.
I enjoyed seeing a bunch of familiar faces but while there I felt like a tourist, the entire time!
Every building that I drove by looked out of place.
Every intersection that I sat in felt odd.
The landscape even felt as though there was something wrong or missing.
I continued to ask myself, “How is it that I feel like a stranger in a place that I’ve lived my entire adult life?”
At times I would be lost (direction wise) while in the car on streets that I used to run just a few months ago.
The only conclusion that I’ve come up with so far is the fact is that “home” was never really “home” for me but purgatory.
I’m sitting in my home right now thinking about what I need to do to start the process of achieving the goals that I’ve set for myself.
I’ve dreamt it, planned it now it’s time to execute, in my new “home.”