Margo's got Moxie ! : the diary of miss red high heels

The moment he or she makes it about themselves not as a team and not for others, but for their own gain is when you can pick up and move on with yourself!   Recognizer yourself improvement holds value and others will see that and want to get in on it. For me, that has been with my friendships and with work. I have really wanted to harness, shutting down those expectations I have of a dream job or what I think I should have or be, or what someone should or shouldn’t do for me. The best relationship you can have in this life is the one with yourself and to get there, it may mean you let the ones you longed to please or gain, (whoever they may be) go. The reality is they cannot keep you warm at night, and they aren’t in charge of you or your happiness, or who you are as a person. I was scared at first to shed friendships that weren’t working for me, or ashamed, angry, and sad, privy to ones in which they shed themselves and their lives of me. The break from Facebook has been wonde...

My youngest brother Max graduated from UC Davis and has no embarked on a new business venture in Beluga Alaska! He moved there in February with his best friend Will Fredette and has started quite the place. I really hope to get out of my busy life to come see this place, but in the meantime, please enjoy a post not from Miss Moxie, but from Max himself, a little about the place and his journey through to make this dream a reality. My hope is that you will share this with family and friends and come take a visit up here. My guess is you won't be disappointed. Check out the website for links and photos below his post and readers as always, thanks for reading ;). So impressed with Max's hard work. Love him and miss him dearly. From one sibling to another, I hope my brother shines bright! Over the past few months my childhood friend William Fredette and I have embarked on a unique path. Together we have opened a lodging camp in a remote area of Alaska. In a matter of a few weeks...

There is an ebb and flow to friendships. Friends come into our lives for a time, no telling how long, or when. They come into our lives and teach us something; something for us to learn and grow. My director today encouraged me as I shared about friendships and the changes from your 20s, and 30s, of who comes and goes. She said, as a kid, it is the same. The rules are the same. When you become an adult, it doesn't change. You have more changes that come your way and more that you are responsible for, apart of etc. The beauty here is that no it does not get easier when you grow up, but it gets clearer and richer, deeper in meaning. Your perception becomes more profound as you begin to mold more and more of who you are.There are challenges, trials, situations you encounter that develop your strength and help you evolve as you learn life's lessons. Sometimes the lessons are painful. You injure yourself, get in a car accident, drop out of college, are heavy in debt, going throu...