To the Rest of Your Life…
Seeing vs. Believing | does one inspire more than the other?

I don't imagine life in fairytales, but I will for the sake of money trees and exceptions I conceive. The substance of life itself, I suppose, can entice anyone within a circumstance to make belief. Still, I feel the weight of participation like callous hands and guarantees, a witness to my heeds. Maybe it's the [...]
29 Lessons I’ve Learned | How Things Change with Time.
Self-Acceptance | a letter worth crediting.
Wanting More: What Noone Wants to Say
How to Stay Hopeful in Difficult Times, like Covid.
One Fathers Day Gift That Never Goes Out of Style.

I'm 16 all over again as I scan the overcrowded yet disorderly organized walls of my dad's workshop, wondering if there's anything I could give him that he hasn't already gotten for himself. He told me he didn't want anything, but ever since I can remember, he's instilled in me the importance of gratitude. So [...]
27 Things I’ve learned | My 27th year.

In Newton's Third Law of Motion he stated that "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." A law that when considered in the realm of physics is so obvious for the simplification can be proven in its display. The example of throwing a tennis ball against a wall is one I always [...]
Moving On| learning through the elements.

So, fun fact(s) about me ; I love fun facts but not on command. I enjoy using nature in metaphors.(Almost) every month I submit an entry in the Challenge of the Month on Prose. Here was the challenge for April. Below is my entry. DISCLAIMER : I've edited the original entry slightly for this post [...]
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