Radio Wink

Today was one of those days where everything just flows. You wake up feeling good, confident, feeling like you belong, and everything seems to just fall into place the whole day.

I had a job interview today. My first since losing my job when the agency shut down nine months ago. That’s not bad since it’s only the third resume I’ve sent out.

I wrote a pre-test a few weeks ago, and having done well, I was called for an interview. That was today.

For the last couple of months or so, I’ve been doing “the course” with Kelly.  It has had some interesting and unexpected impacts on me. Perhaps unexpected is the wrong way to phrase it, as I didn’t really know WHAT to expect. There has definitely been a shift in me, a new “lightness” that redefines even the most mundane daily activities.

I’ve also noticed in the last few weeks that I laugh more, and when I do it’s a deeper more enthusiastic laugh. I had not realized how long it had been since I really laughed until I couldn’t breathe.  The other night, a friend sent me a link for a web site with silly things on it, and the more I read the more I laughed until I had to stop reading because I honestly had tears in my eyes and couldn’t catch my breath. It was then that I realized the shift. I am happier. Nothing in my circumstances has changed. But I am happier.

Beyond the shift in me and my everyday, the universe has been sending periodic little signals, or winks as Kelly calls them.

Today, as I was driving to the interview I felt confident. I was going over possible questions and answers in my head, but I knew I was having an “on” day and I felt as though it was going to go well.

Seconds later, on the radio, the DJ was talking about what songs were coming up.  He listed two or three, then said “…but first a little AC/DC to get your morning going”

When the song started I recognized it immediately. I turned it up and started laughing. It was “For those about to Rock! (We salute you)”

When the song ended I was downtown. I found a handicap parking spot within half a block of where I was going for the interview, and was in the waiting room 15 minutes early. Perfect.

And just in case you’re wondering, yes, I rocked.