I rejoice in life. I trust in the process.

My ankle is taking longer than I anticipated to heal. (Ironically, the doctors said it would take a substantial amount of time, but I guess sometimes I'm a bit stubborn and thought it would heal sooner).

So many things are coming to an end, some in dramatic ways. This week is the last week of my internship. I also found out that LIOS is not moving forward with full integration with Bastyr, which is a little startling.

I've been frustrated that my injury came at this time. I looked up ankles and sprains in You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay. It says that leg and feet problems, "indicate a fear of moving forward or a reluctance to move forward in a certain direction." Our feet also have to do with our understanding, "our understanding of ourselves and life--past present, and future."

At this stage, where I am on the brink of transitioning into a whole new life, this makes sense. It also makes sense that it forces me to slowdown when in all honesty, otherwise I probably wouldn't.

These are the two affirmations that Louise Hay recommends:

I rejoice in life. I accept all the pleasure life has to offer.

I trust the process of life to take me only to my highest good. I am at peace.

When I read the second one, I burst out laughing. It is so perfect for what I've been struggling with lately.

I could sit and write all afternoon. But today, I need to calculate my hours for my last six months at my internship and write summaries for each and every client I've seen this past year. It will be a late night, but I guess I miss that just a little.

I put an application in for Madison Center West. I have a wonderful feeling about having an office there. I can't wait to start picking out furniture and decorating.