The Secret

Have you watched "The Secret"? A friend had left it at our house be mistake, and i have since watched it and shared it(with permission). The main premise is that we need to imagine ourselves achieving what we would like to achieve in our lives. And, I have a secret for you! Twelve years ago I created a life plan for myself, and right now it is coming to fruition. My plan was to move to China, and other countries around the world, with a husband and children. We are waiting to hear that we have the visa in order to move to TEDA. I have a job teaching 5th grade, and the children would attend the same international school.

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Unknown said…
Laura, this is very exciting news -- congratulations! TEDA looks very interesting, and I think it's a better choice than Dubai. When do you leave? Will you be able to write your blog from China?
6/26/2007 12:56 AM
Vijay said…
Glad to hear that the vision and wishes of yours came true. Happy for you and thank you for the motivational words. :-) Best of luck.
4/19/2010 5:55 PM
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