i'm a pretty pretty princess

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Img_0976so.  i just learned something tonight.  thought i would share.

i know that catalpa is the name of a tree.  catalpa trees.  i did not know that one of the common names is "princess tree."

yep.  that is how much of a princess i am.  even my web address mentions being a princess twice.

on another note.  i am almost done with this very long and tiring semester.  then i will be off to europe to putz about.  which is most definitely worth it.  but i sometimes stop and wonder where children and a home fit into this lifestyle.

i would like to think that i can do it all.  i would like to think that i can have a house and children when i want them.  of course, i think this about everything.  what i want, when i want it.

but i know it doesn't work this way.  buying a house is expensive and takes time.  i know that having children also takes time.  but when we have both, how likely are we to continue traveling in the summers to europe?  will we leave a home behind?  will we travel freely with children?  or will we become the kinds of people out of simplicity never go anywhere ever again?

so i ponder the sacrifices of a home and child/ren.  i think about this and consider my life.  the life i could have without children and a house.  the life i could have with both.  why can't i have it all?

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Alison said:

I think when you have children, some things get put on hold for a while. But that doesn't mean that you stop doing those things forever and ever, amen.

trish said:

hmm, or you could just take my approach and move somewhere in europe, buy a house and plan a family. But then you spend all of your money saving up for holidays to visit family back home...

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