Change: Both of Life and Coins

When I started to post my coin findings on social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram), I had no idea that it would be of interest to so many people until I began [image error]to think it was boring and started to stop posting them. However, when I would talk to people, they told me how much they enjoyed reading about how I would find them. Some people said it made them smile and brought them a lot of hope because of my belief that the coins are being left by my dad who died in 2006.

For me, as my life has undergone a lot of transition for a number of years, the coins were a constant reminder that everything was well, that everything would work out, that my family members who have died were still with me. The coins sometimes brought tears to my eyes or simply brought me relief. They were the reminder I needed in the moments when I let my thoughts get carried away or I would forget what really mattered. They were symbols when I needed them.

Two months ago my life underwent a huge great transition when I unexpectedly was introduced to someone via a mutual friend and we began dating. It's been a happy shift in my life because I was on the verge of giving up, having a challenging time not being angry at how romantic relationships were something in which I couldn't find what I needed. Finally, I met someone who is secure, happy, and who appreciates me (among a million other wonderful things that I could say about him).