The way my angels work is that they drop opportunities into my lap, unexpectedly but perfectly timed. Having occasionally refused to act on these in the past, I have learned that I will be sorry if I ignore them. Sometimes I am tempted to refuse an opportunity because I think I can’t afford it, or I feel that I don’t need it that bad. But if I throw caution to the wind and have faith that my angels know best, there are always funds from somewhere to cover it. And looking back, I can usually see an obvious benefit from the opportunity. When I argue with them, but eventually do it anyway, I can sometimes hear a faint “I told you so” whispered in the background of my mind. No doubt this is probably just to remind me to listen better next time and don’t argue so much.

So I am forging ahead, learning as much as I can about the mechanics of websites, and trying to figure out how I want to present it to the world. As I sit here and think about all the things that I have to consider I feel dwarfed by the whole thing, and I just want to crawl into a shell somewhere and hide. To help me through this challenge, I began to ask myself if I have ever had any other such Everest-like mountains to climb. As I did a quick review of my memory archives, I realized that there have been many, some of which it is mind-boggling for me to even believe “I actually did that!” I will review the archives and begin my exploration of them tomorrow.