Walk with me on grieving

🕊️ Sickness Doesn’t Kill. Death Does. My grandpa once said this to my dad—and my dad passed it on to me: “Sickness doesn’t kill. Death does.” When death comes to your house, it doesn’t respect boundaries. And that stings. You begin to wonder—why should it be this way?Couldn’t there have been a delay? A second... Continue Reading →

The Guy!

Daddy,Who has seen this man of great distinction,Whose beauty is greater than a rose,Whose brain is more accurate than the computer? Where is the born leader,Who does not believe in anything but the truth,And he who believes dreams come true? Who has seen the one who made the ozone his foundation?He who does not believe... Continue Reading →

The quiet Hero of my heart

Someday, I’ll write about the man after my heart. But today, I want to tell you about the man who owns it—my Dad. Ever look at someone and just thank God they’re in your life? That’s how I feel about my family—and my dad is no exception. People often tell me I don’t talk about... Continue Reading →

A moment missed, a lesson gained

One random Tuesday, I decided to stay in bed and focus on myself. No rushing out the door, no obligations—just me and my thoughts. As I scrolled through my photos app, a memory from this exact date years ago popped up. It made me smile. It felt like a good day, and I ended up... Continue Reading →

A random note

Today, I had a conversation with you in my head—and it went something like this: I want to open up to you.To let go.To be my complete self with you.To be vulnerable—without fearing the unknown, or whether the feeling is mutual.To know I’m in a safe place, without doubts.To believe I’m making progress.To feel certain... Continue Reading →

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