Time Line

If any of you have undertaken a large project, you understand that it is good to start out with the plan, and in my case the business plan. Then when things really get rolling and financing is secured, you need to make a time line. A project time line is extremely important to the progression of any project. It keeps you on cue and also provides the needed steps to move forward, and clearly states it for all parties involved. Note: Today is March 6th. Now look at the timeline...

Right: So update... No lease has been signed, no equipment has been purchased and i think we are about 2 weeks from it. I could take this one of two ways; 1. I could cry and wallow in my own self pitty (did that yesterday) OR 2. As Dory would say in Finding Nemo, Just keep swimming, just keep swimming. So that is what i will do. I will keep my head up and my thoughts positive because worrying and crying will not get anything done. (another note, I think that i have dried up my tear ducts between Sept-December of 2011, so It will take something really bad to make me cry now. Oh on second thought i look forward to happy tears). You may be thinking to yourself  "wow this is really pessimistic, and that i am being such a downer. Well, maybe I am, but in order for me to be honest with you about this whole process, you will hear the ups and the downs. Right now, eeeh, its not so great. but there is a whole rest of the day today and tomorrow which can bring some really good news!