Out with the old, in with the new!

I can't believe 2015 has graced us with it's presence so quickly. Seems like just yesterday 2014 was a blank slate with millions of new possibilities. But, I'm more than happy to see it leave.

2014 was a hard year. 

I knew pain and heartache like never before with the loss of my Granny and Uncle Phillip.

I left a job I was content and comfortable at, for a huge new adventure. It's harder than I ever imagined, and lots of days I hate it. I found out the hard way that the grass isn't always greener on the other side.

I cried more that I thought possible.

I lost friends.

I let my blog clutter with cobwebs, because I couldn't find the right words to say about anything. 

I was scared.

I ended the year with a fall that's landed me in bed for a week now. 

But, in the midst of the hurt, there was also joy. 

Our family welcomed a sweet new bundle of joy, Pearson Blue. 

My sweet and sassy niece turned F I V E. 

My precious and hilarious nephew turned T H R E E.

I gained my first business client for social media. 

I made new friends. 

I grew in my relationship with Jesus. 

I witnessed several friends say "I do." 

I became a Premier Jewelry lady.  

I got to see Garth Brooks LIVE. It was a dream come true! 

I joined Jon Acuff, and countless others, on his wild 30 Days of Hustle adventure. 

And, to top it all off, there was also an abundance of laughter. 

I went on a blind date for the first time. Oh the hilarity. 

I house sat for some friends and broke their key off in the lock.

Alabama preached to us.

Pate always said the funniest things.

The Geico Hump Day commercial happened. 

I got to see John Crist live..twice. Seriously, the guy is one of the funniest people I've ever met. 

I got in trouble with the Travelers. 

VA cut my pants leg off in the doctor's office.

And basically any time VA and I were in the same room, laughter ensued. 

Even though 2014 was a hard year, it had plenty of great moments mixed in as well. I'm praying 2015 will be ten thousand times better than 2014, and that I'll be a better and stronger person. 

Bring it on, twenty fifteen. I'm ready for you!