quinne

i am one of the thousands that lockeblade referred to a few comments ago that also joined this site initially because of you and like him i am also not renewing my membership but wanted to let you know that i have been following you since your second set here and it has been an amazing experience watching you grow into the person you have become today you are truly the "icon"of this site and i wish you nothing but happiness in the future

The site is prettier but much less navigable :(

i'm ready to study :-p

I also have a hard time adjusting when I have to move from one place to another, either for living or for work. To be honest, I'm not very comfortable with change of any sort, and like all of us, have had to push through the fears and anxieties that come with it. I find the best way to deal with it is to have my 'comfort' items with me throughout the move. Things that allow me to take needed deep breath, smile, and hopefully a quiet laugh to myself as I think through the memory that this item possesses for me. A picture of my dog I keep at my desk, putting together a playlist on my iPod of memorable music, a cup of coffee/tea prepared just the way I like it, a small football my nephew and I play together with, etc.. These things will calm your senses, give you clarity, and keep you grounded as you give your mind the time it needs to adjust. It is a slow process, yet surrounding yourself with familiar: photos, music, candle scents, etc. will help you feel more at ease.  

Wow

magnificent!