Do you have those friends you adore? Who make you a better person? I have a few very very close friends that when I spend time with them I feel so refreshed. It’s nice to know there are people that get me, accept me for who I am, and don’t judge me. Saturday I spent the day with one of my best friends. She was my college roommate and we have remained extremely close. I seriously think we could spend days talking without getting tired of each other. We kept it simple, mani/pedi and lunch!
On Sunday, the hubs and I went to Baba Yega to visit friends who recently moved back from California. They are friends from college and we hadn’t seen each other in several years so it was nice to hear what they were up to and how their two little boys were doing.
After brunch we went looking for a new couch. The one we have was purchased in 2009. It looks ok, but 7 years can drastically change the look of a couch! I think we have settled on this one. It’s larger than I had expected, but we measured last night and I think it may fit. Right now we have a dark chocolate brown couch so I wanted something lighter…guess I got what I asked for lol
Relaxing weekend with friends and laying around on couches haha Hope your Monday is off to a good start. Until next post…xoxo Becca
Pinterest is loaded with recipes, DIYs, decorating tips, workout plans, the list goes on and on, but it also has some good quotes that serve as reminders or motivators in some cases. I have a whole board dedicated to them. The board is called Words of Wisdom and you can check it out here. Warning, it’s a lot of random stuff, but isn’t that what wisdom is…the knowledge of a whole bunch of stuff? Ok, maybe that’s not completely right, but that’s how I define “wise,” having insight because of experience. That being said, one of the pins I ran across earlier this week reminds me how important quality over quantity is.
When you go to college you meet a ton of new people. Everyone’s different, the environment is different. During college you’re growing as a person because every situation is new and challenging. You’re figuring yourself out. By senior year most of your friends are probably similar to you because you’ve narrowed down the list of people you want to be around. After college…boy oh boy do things change. You start to realize which people are truly there for you even if they’re 200+ miles away. All of a sudden your “group” gets smaller and I’m here to remind you…that’s ok!
I spent the first few years out of college realizing who my true friends were and the people who had similar goals. I didn’t have time for those who would drag me down. I needed (and wanted) to surround myself with genuine people. Slowly my circle got smaller and smaller until I had a handful of really great people supporting me. Along the way you pick up new friends who come and go based on life changes.
For me, a good friend is honest, unselfish, successful/goal oriented, and genuine.
If you have people in your life who are bringing you down or making your life difficult, I’m not telling you to drop them, but maybe it’s time to consider who has the most positive impact on your life.
Don’t forget to evaluate how you are as a friend too! No one is perfect. Maybe you could reach out a little more or offer advice more frequently. Make an effort to stay involved in a person’s life.
Was this too deep for a Friday? Remember when I started this blog and I said I wanted to share daily life, struggles, ambitions, and everything in between. Well here ya go! Hope you have a great weekend and check back Monday for a post. Thanks for visiting, I hope you leave me love in the form of a comment, I love hearing from you. Until next post…xoxo Becca
Becca
born and raised Texan
Hi all and welcome to my cozy little place in the blogosphere. My name is Becca and I'm a born and raised Texan. After college I got married. Got a puppy. Got a house. And then I decided I wanted to share daily life, struggles, ambitions, and everything in between.
