Have you ever felt when you are being nudged to move in a certain direction but you resist...sometimes for a long time? I am in this place now and starting to see everything unfold. 
The article on my skeletons was printed in the Virginian Pilot on Thursday and it is wonderful getting feedback from others. I hope that friends will send in stories of their struggles and successes with eating disorders for the world to see. 
As I prepare for my art show, I will be putting together a journal of all the stories that come in. I have had friends that have shared losing a love one to this horrible disease. I will never judge because I was there, all 88 pounds of me. I have managed to overcome this and want to help inspire others. 
God created us to be the beautiful people that we are inside and out. Society tends to put such a high demand and price on how we look on the outside, but our hearts are what is most important. It is the one organ that keeps us alive.
 KIndness, love and sincerity goes a long way to a being a better person than being a size 2.

Tonight is the opening of the faculty art show and yes ...the skeletons have arrived in style! I can't wait to see what others think of my "prima ballerina"!


I am now working on the base and structure of my first bronze - eek!
I am treading into unknown waters and am a little nervous and apprehensive, but that is always a good thing. 
I was listening to KLove and Natalie Grant was speaking of her concerts and how she still gets butterflies every  time she performs. She shared that if she didn't that it would not be a good thing...being that comfortable.
Venture out and try something that you never thought you can do. You might be surprised at the results :)