Comments on: The Queen Of Reinvention. A Real Life Drama Queen. http://divinelatebloomer.com/2009/01/the-queen-of-reinvention-a-real-life-drama-queen/ An Australian personal development enthusiast’s observational blog on the joys of reinventing one's self, rejoining the game of life, embracing self help, finding one’s passion, following one's bliss, raising the bar, taking it to the next level, cranking life up a notch, and all in perfect timing. Tue, 21 Dec 2010 04:08:28 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Rox http://divinelatebloomer.com/2009/01/the-queen-of-reinvention-a-real-life-drama-queen/comment-page-1/#comment-794 Rox Tue, 21 Dec 2010 04:08:28 +0000 http://divinelatebloomer.com/?p=171#comment-794 Think I know what you mean here. I've been a bit the same except my changes came about without me actioning them. All of my ups, downs, round abouts have occurred because I made decisions that I didn't think through. The biggest and the most life impacting was allowing my first pregnancy to proceed. Now after 17 years, I'm the mother of a fantastic young man with such potential to grab potential at the neck and do what he wants with it! So when he does, I'm gonna pack my bags and continue living life at its fullest... needless to say to some people, living as a parent certainly keeps you grounded for many years. I'm starting to feel the itch to scratch out a new existence and hence I googled "late bloomers" and found your site. My aim is to become a brilliant violinist. I have little violin knowledge but who cares, that's my goal and my dream and nobody can tell me not to have it. Who knows? maybe Ill start a blog about becoming a great violinist at 45 !! I think people that give up because of age should be gently led to the light and shown that the brain is an extremely high level device, highly plastic and extremely hungry when it begins to learn something new. Especially if it's something that its owner loves! Good luck in your own challenges and journeys and the same goes for all your readers. Every human being deserves greatness ... "Don't ye know ye are gods?" - Jesus Christ Think I know what you mean here. I’ve been a bit the same except my changes came about without me actioning them. All of my ups, downs, round abouts have occurred because I made decisions that I didn’t think through. The biggest and the most life impacting was allowing my first pregnancy to proceed. Now after 17 years, I’m the mother of a fantastic young man with such potential to grab potential at the neck and do what he wants with it! So when he does, I’m gonna pack my bags and continue living life at its fullest… needless to say to some people, living as a parent certainly keeps you grounded for many years. I’m starting to feel the itch to scratch out a new existence and hence I googled “late bloomers” and found your site. My aim is to become a brilliant violinist. I have little violin knowledge but who cares, that’s my goal and my dream and nobody can tell me not to have it. Who knows? maybe Ill start a blog about becoming a great violinist at 45 !! I think people that give up because of age should be gently led to the light and shown that the brain is an extremely high level device, highly plastic and extremely hungry when it begins to learn something new. Especially if it’s something that its owner loves!

Good luck in your own challenges and journeys and the same goes for all your readers. Every human being deserves greatness …

“Don’t ye know ye are gods?” – Jesus Christ

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