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Dear Jennifer,

Welcome to the Dog Days of Summer ~ I believe New Jersey and Massachusetts have been experiencing the same weather – Hazy, Hot and Humid Weather! The downpours seem to cool things down a bit …It is all good!
 
Congratulations on your upcoming class! I am SO happy that you are branching out. It feels amazing when we breakout of our comfort zones and try something fresh and new! Please tell me how others are responding to your new idea – I would love to hear all about it! 

Yes, I am in the preparation stages for new and upcoming ideas – I am working with my Muse on a new path – I really enjoy it when I am in a creative mode – More to come soon! 

Opportunities not taken – Good Topic – You brought this up in your last writing – Almost like in the movie “SLIDING DOORS” with Gwyneth Paltrow – If you make one decision differently, the dominoes of life could change in a profound way – Interesting Thought – This also reminds me of the movie “THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU” (Which I highly recommend with Matt Damon & Emily Blunt!) – Changing your mind, taking a different bus, leaving five minutes later etc. can change the pattern flow of the day … I think we could devote an entire post to this subject … 
Love talking about “What Ifs” … 

I do believe we need to stretch our wings, try something different and see where it leads us. I have been feeling like I have been walking the comfortable path for too long. It is time, to grow … Going back to the new and upcoming ideas mentioned above … Stay Tuned!

You asked if there was a time in life that I chose the safer path, instead of taking a risk. I feel I have always played life safe – I did not grow up in a home where we gambled on life – I hope to be taking more risks as I get older – Seeing where these ideas lead me –
 I believe it would be worth it in the end! 

Sending New England love your way – Wishing you and your family only the best! 

xo
Kristine

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