Decisions, decisions

I have recently been complimented.  Someone I know who holds a substantial bit of authority over me, complimented me by saying I have knowledge that far exceeds theirs in a different category.  Essentially- they said I know my stuff.  How awesome is that?

I was also granted insight into their world as to events and happenings, things others are not aware of.  A kingdom is being built and they will be assuming their rightful position at the throne.  This is all because of their hard work, dedication and interest as well as their passion for something they love.

Where do I fall in all of this? I have been invited to participate. They are hoping to learn, want me to share my knowledge and spread what I know to others... It is all for the good of those who are willing to learn.   Good news, right? Well that's where the hard part comes in.

I am still on the fence with this. It is all sorta in the final stages, but nothing is dead certain yet.  Even when it is- those in charge say go, paperwork is signed and the blood-ink is dry...  where am I in all of this? I am but a small part.  After all, I am a Pixie.  I guess for now, I have to wait and see. How are the chips going to fall and where will they land?   

Comments

  1. Sherry SikstromMay 31, 2011 at 12:56 PM

    Congrats on the aknowledgement of your good work,and skills that has to feel great. As to the rest,I guess you will wait and see , maybe good things are coming.

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  2. Living Large And In ColorMay 31, 2011 at 8:34 PM

    A throne? Really? Does that throne come with a crown and side of wand?
    Know your stuff well duh...of course you do.
    You are doing a bang up job dahling and self-congratulation is not to be frowned upon either. I hear it is related to that somewhat elusive beastie known only as, self esteem.

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  3. Dawn@Lighten Up!June 3, 2011 at 3:51 AM

    Oooh. You're so mysterious! Good Luck, my Bad Pixie!

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  4. One Bad PixieJune 13, 2011 at 2:55 PM

    Actually the acknowledgement does come at a good time. I have known for some time that I know my stuff, but to have someone in a position of some authority speak of it- yes it feels good.

    Not really concerned if the throne comes with accessories. Those can always be acquired later on if it does not.

    Thank you for the lucky wishes Dawn. I hope for those for you as well.

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  5. kestrelJune 21, 2011 at 2:42 PM

    Sounds interesting! I already have a throne though Sharon Saare saddle, wahoo!.

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