A Walk To Beautiful Jimmy Wayne Analysis

Our Past is in the Past
Many little pieces make up the puzzle that completes me. I have determined that my past does not define me, but it does effect who I am, and whom I have become today. I have had many trials and tribulations though out my life. I have acquired many bumps, bruises, and scares along my path and I know they will be more to come, but nothing should keep me from continuing to move forward. I am someone's daughter, mother and wife. Those titles are blessings and mean so much more than a word. I am important to someone and they need me. "A Walk to Beautiful" by Jimmy Wayne, is about Jimmy overcoming his past and becoming his own person. He kept his past in his pocket to remind him of what he had went through and how far he had come.
I am not sure that anyone considers their childhood perfect, if they do they are lucky. My parents divorced when I was six years old. I realized then that nothing is guaranteed to be forever. I had no idea that it was so
In high school, we had gone out a few times due to mutual friends, but never really hit it off. I was not looking for anyone, I was content with living on my own with my son. So, when this guy approached me to ask if I wanted to go out sometime, I just took it with a grain of salt. I gave him my number, even though I thought about giving him the wrong one. After a few times hanging out, we realized we connected more than we thought we would, things just came naturally. Now I am married to this guy, Nathan, whom I never imagined that I would end up with. He is an amazing father, he loves my son as his own, and our daughter together adores him. He has been as loving and accepting as my step-father was, and that is something that delights me. We have our own set of challenges, but I do feel that he is my person, he was placed in this life for Mason and I to share and enjoy our time together as a