reassurance

I feel the need to reassure my loved ones...
This is, indeed, perhaps one of the most stressful extended periods of time I have ever experienced. There is a lot of busy-pressure-non-stop-working-craziness, insecurities-uncertainties about the future, and transition...
But I AM OK.
Indeed, I am surprisingly happy and self-loving. In the midst of all my personal confusion, I have still been able to appreciate both the material (warm roof over my head, coffee, tasty food in my belly, a cute new jacket I bought myself at Old Navy today on a whim...) and the immaterial (the support of my loving family, the sweet glow of my friend's smiles, satisfaction in working hard in my most valued endeavors, the embrace of a kind man, satisfaction in having lived an adventurous life thus far, reading in bed...)
Thank you for your concern, I know that it is an expression of your love. I want to now reassure you that my soul is happy, thanks to your love and support.
"Ommmmmmmmmmm..."