An Open Letter to the man I Loved. 

Our love was far from perfect. Perfection does not exist, your mind makes you believe that there is such a thing as the “perfect” guy, but its not true.

 As a woman, I have been planning my wedding since I was at least 10, maybe even when I was a little younger. At the end of 2014, I thought I found the man I was going to marry. I fell in love with him. Fast. Hard. Head over heals some might say. He was amazing in many ways. 

  He told me how beautiful I was, that I had a stellar personality, and that he was also sure I was the only one for him. 

I changed my whole life, for him, maybe for me too. I’m a very spontaneous person, and I had been idle in the same city for 9 years! I was desperately craving change. And I found it. He was my way out, my escape from this place I thought to be so terrible. 

I moved to the town where he was from, 2 weeks after meeting him (told you I am spontaneous!) some told me it was too fast, but I said life is too short. A couple months into our relationship, he proposed. I said yes. There was no doubt in my mind, this was indeed the man for me. 

He provided a life for me, he had a career, we had vehicles, and we paid bills like every other person. He was the only one working, as finding a job in a small town can be pretty difficult. 

I guess I called this a letter, to the man I loved, so I don’t know why I’m speaking as if he is third person. Maybe this would be better;

I loved you, but you broke me. We fought, everyday, and that slowly wore me down. You never hit me, but you verbally abused me, and emotionally that took a huge toll on the woman I am today. Believe me when I say, I have gone through the hardest months of my life since we broke up. I didn’t want to leave. I know I ended it, because it was best for both of us, the fighting and the arguing about the same damn things just became too much. But then I saw you again, a month later. And it was like I never left, you still felt like my solid safe place, like home, and you kissed me and the passion and fire crawled up through my veins. I instantly fell in love all over again.. But you didn’t. Slowly over time, as the months passed, I lost the love for you that I once had, because I realized, you changed and you were no longer the man you had been when we first met. You had given up. In this last week, since New Years, I really had time to reflect on our life together, it’s something I could never forget, because how can I forget the man who broke me? 

-bbh

The Not so Typical Girl

*This is a start of a story that I totally made up! If you want me to continue writing this story please like this post or comment, I would love feedback!*

She stood there laughing at his joke. She couldn’t help but think he was cute aswell, his bright daring blue eyes, that pierced her heart with his dashing smile too. 

I walked up to him, commenting on his eyes, not telling him they were staring at my soul. I stood there blushing for a few good minutes, while we chatted. And then he asked me on a date! 

To be continued…

-BBH

I’m so Lucky

I’m so lucky, 

I found the man of my dreams, completely blessed honestly. It’s not too often I let people into my personal life, but I am just so excited with living this life God chose for me, he allowed me to meet my soulmate. The man I love proposed about a month ago, and of course I said yes! I am so excited to start the next part of my Journey!

-BBH

The Journey To My Heart

I don’t know about anyone else, but I love to go for random drives! Ever since I had my own car and my license, I would call a friend or even go by myself and drive until I got tired. 

The reason I would go by myself?

To think. I always find myself thinking about life and how crazy it can be. I have found myself recently thinking a lot about the past, and I think it’s a good thing, I believe this means I am ready to start my new Journey, and finally make peace with my past. 

Everytime I get in my car, I look for a Journey, not just the drive, it gives me time to think. I love having that freedom. And I really love my life.

BBH

Blind Faith part 3

After thinking I had a premonition about my great uncle’s death, I wondered if it would ever happen again, like I said it seemed like a blessing. I had closure before anyone else, even though I was not that close with my grandma’s brother, as I hadn’t seen him in awhile. It had easily been over a year.

My mom’s best friend, whom I knew as my aunt, was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in her late 30’s. She had 4 children, at the time of her diagnosis, the oldest was 14, the youngest, 2. A single mom of 4. When I found out she had esophageal cancer, I didn’t understand it, I thought how can someone who is a mother of 4 wonderful children be diagnosed with an almost incurable disease at such a young age. She was a beautiful woman, and her fight for her life, was challenging.

Instead of going through her whole battle with cancer, I’m going to tell you why I believe in God. And before I can do that I have to say, she did not beat the cancer. She passed at the age of 40. It was one of the most heart breaking things I had to deal with in my life. But her passing provided me with a lesson. As a young woman who always seemed to waver in my faith, her passing made it clear to me, that God do work in mysterious ways. I believe before we are born, while we are still souls, we all make deals with God of how long we think we can stand living on this Earth, and though my aunt’s time was short, it was meaningful.

After attending her funeral, later that evening I was at home soaking in the tub, and I fell asleep, or was somewhat in a daze. I was having a vision, I saw the gates of heaven opening, and God and another gentleman standing there welcoming my aunt into the kingdom. I didn’t know who the gentleman was at the time, but I knew my aunt was safe. A few months later, we were visiting her family over Christmas, and I came across a photo on the wall, immediately recognizing him as the man from my vision. I quickly asked my mother who the man was, she sad that’s your aunt’s brother. I was stunned and in shock when I told my mom that he was the man welcoming aunty into Heaven.

This gave me peace, and so does watching her children, my cousins, grow to this day.

BBH

The Positive Motion

The world isn’t perfect, and nothing in life is guaranteed. I think the biggest mistake people make now is having an expectation or an entitlement. I have come across a few people like that, figured they shouldn’t have to work, that they deserve a great life without working for it. I think at some point everyone wishes that. But yet it is the not the case. You need motivation, to succeed in life, find your passion and stick with it. Think with a positive attitude, you can do anything you set your mind to. And why wouldn’t you? Why wouldn’t you take full advantage to be the best you? To do what you love? To be the person you want to be? Think about what it is you want in life, whether it’s going back to school, moving out for the first time, just any one thing that you have yet to accomplish, go and do it, find a way to make it happen. Because if you don’t find a way to make it happen, nobody else will make it happen for you. Normally I am not a positive person, I am more of a realist, but I think the world needs a lot more people who are positive and striving for something than a world full of negative.

BBH

Looking Beyond The Sun

Have you ever looked into the sky and wondered why there is a sun?

Where did it come from? How does it exist? I mean of course science can prove why there is the sun,

how the earth was created. But when I look at this photo, this photo I took, I see God, I see beauty at its finest, sometimes

I look up in the sky and I wonder why everything is the way it is. Then I put my faith in God, and trust

he knows what is best for me.

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