happy moments: Dusting away the fears of the past

2 March 2012

Dusting away the fears of the past

i admit i have many fears....one is driving... i don't know if i'm ever going to get rid of it. The other is "talking german to German people". I wanted so hard to talk correctly, without mistakes and with good pronouncation that i was hardly speaking... i was standing there speechless most of the times... my fear was leaving me speechless. Well i did it... During this week i kept on talking....i overcame my fear..In my last interview with my German teacher at the University i spoke loud, correctly, fearless.
I am so proud of myself that i've beaten my fear... i need to celebrate that....
i'm back at work. i have much to do and much more to study...
This weekend i'll do the usual cleaning, cooking and training stuff.
I may go the movies.. i want to see the "VOW".

enjoy a wonderful evening and weekend... do inspiring things.....
But most of all, have many happy moments!!!!
HAVE A HAPPY MONTH TOO
xoxo

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