The Day of Change

Today was a day that will go down in the history books for the future to come.  The first African American President to run the United States of America.  As I climb up the endless stairs to no where at the gym, I started to think about my own revelation to the need to change.

2008, WOW!!!  Was definitely on year to remember.  For a lot of people in the nation and the world, as well as myself, it was one of the worst years we've yet survived.  For me and the rest of my family it was one of the best years of many to come.  There were so many amazing memories in 2008.

First the biggest memory of all.  I got married to someone who loves me for me and who's been a large support in my life!!  

We launched our business.  

My husband's dreams came true and so did mine.   I've always been such an ambitious girl, everyone knows that; and I want the same for my partner in crime. When he made the "leap of faith" to pursue his dreams; I will admit I was scared.  I didn't know how we were going to survive on my income alone and none the less how we would be able to make sure that our daughter never felt like we were struggling.   Boy how God moves in mysterious ways. Launching Encarnacion Photography, has been the best thing that has happened to us.  Making a dream turn into someone's reality is truly an inspiration. We are so proud of ourselves for doing this all on our own and we want to thank our family and friends for all the support.

During 2008 we've also had amazing memories with our family!  We still travel to Disneyland quite frequently, but we've also made an amazing friendship with the Moeller Family in Fullerton, CA.  We spent our best Fourth of July ever down there.  

These are just some memories that will go down in our own history books.  As 2009 begins I realize through the struggle of 2008 what truly is important in my life:  passion, love, family and friends.  2009 is the year for me to strive for more, I know it'll be a tough road ahead, but something definitely worth the struggle.