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Listen to Miss Alaska 1984, Maryline Blackburn on the Valencia Roner Show

By popular demand Miss Alaska 1984 - the woman who beat out now Republican Vice Presidential nominee Governor Sarah Palin for the title- Maryline Blackburn was recently on The Valencia Roner Show. Ms. Blackburn shares her experience in competing in the Miss Alaska scholarship pageant with Gov. Palin as well as some very candid opinions on the VP nominee.

You can also, check out my previous apprearances on NPR's News & Notes where I join the Bloggers Roundtable. Featured in the Washington Post, BlogTalkRadio is the fastest growing portal for radio talk programs on the Internet.
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Thursday, July 17, 2008

Anticipation vs. Anxiousness

The delicate dance between anticipation and anxiousness never ceases to amaze me. Being a person who sets goals based on deep-seated ambitions, I've learned the invaluable lessons of patience.

A watched pot never boils like a watched rose bud never sprouts. With age and maturity we all must surrender to the pace of time.

This post represents my 700th since I began blogging regularly over a year ago. In many ways, this is exciting. To give voice to a message through such a great platform as blogging leaves me grateful and has led to some interesting potential opportunities.

Today, I am scheduled to receive good news based on my work. To work fully as a communicator has been a great goal of mine and I have been forced to hold on to this dream like a child holds on to her security blanket. I know the truth for my future because with every effort I have made to give up the dream, it manages to continue block my path in heading toward a life of mediocrity and a meager existence.

All in all, throughout this process, I have been kept while learning new lessons in trust, faith and patience. I've learned to love me and my life with a new kind of love. I have come to cherish my assuredness in knowing what is for me, is for me and nothing can stop it unless it is not intended.

So, while I anticipate a future of relative comfort mounted by creativity, I embrace and have peace now. This means I continue my great efforts to wait without fear otherwise known as not being anxious.

I know self and spiritual confidence now. I believe in the value of my gifts and talents now minus the need for approval from those outside of me who possess little to no desire to know me. This with the trusting that all things will continue to unfold for my greater good and the good of those whom I seek to serve by delivering a message based in encouragement and spiritual self-empowerment.

Life has value and meaning now. Everything hereafter is just a cherry and whip cream on top.

3 comments:

blackwomenblowthetrumpet.blogspot.com said...

Hey there!!

{waves}

Congratulations to you!

I am so thankful for your dedication to your literary craft and for all of the ways you seek to use your online platform as an encouragement to others!

I would love to you see you at my blog community as your time permits!

Peace, blessings and DUNAMIS!
Lisa

Content Black Woman said...

As always, Lisa. Thanks for the ongoing, love, encouragement and support.

Much, much peace.

Adamgv said...

Women need to be empowered more in general. They need to use their looks for good rather than use them for personal selfish persuits. When you get a moment check out:

www.prettygirlssavetheworld.com .

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