Solo In The City

I feel like a child leaving for school for the first time with my book bag on my shoulder.  In a sense, maybe I am.  It's my first foray into the big city alone since "The Peach."  My first meetings with 3 accounts alone since "The Peach."    Other than a night of almost zero sleep, I'm up and ready to take on the Big Apple.  As much as I do not like or want to take my prescribed sleeping pills, I'm going to have to cave into my Doctor's advice -- "as needed."  The alternative is not pretty.  I can weather the storm of vivid dreams and they make for great conversation.  

JT, my brother, my boss all called to "check in."  One might think that would be annoying to me but at this stage, it's comforting.  Comforting to know how much they care.  Comforting they took the time to call.  I'm realizing that time is a precious commodity we can't get back.  People love to say they are  "too busy" but the reality is, we make time for what we WANT to do.  I'm trying to be more aware of using my time wisely and not using that terminology.  
Baby steps.  

With bright colors staring me in the face telling me to smile and a word document left on my laptop, it's going to be a great sunshiny day!