The month of March feels like an invitation, not to be perfect or achieve, but to be rooted in truth. Choosing authenticity in both my writing and my everyday life. March presents an opportunity to see what is beginning to bloom. I’m realizing what’s less significant, what’s within reach, and what gently pushes me forward. Sometimes it’s a new idea for a piece of writing. Other times, it’s a conversation that deepens a connection. Sometimes I just feel a shift inside, like I’m making room for a new me. Noticing these small openings helps me move gently toward what feels…
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As February ends, I’m looking back at the way love and kindness appeared quietly, steadily, without asking for attention. I’m grateful for love. This month, despite all the stress and hospital visits, I felt rooted and secure. Love wasn’t something I had to search for or prove. It was already there, woven into my days, grounding me in what was real and present. Grateful For Love February was steady. Familiar rhythms, repeated gestures, and the simple comfort of showing up again and again brought a sense of calm. The month felt soft. Yes, there were hectic days and times when…
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Remember the viral ‘I Met My Younger Self for Coffee’ by Jennae Cecilia? I responded to it and it’s one of my most popular posts. Now, Jennae has written another poem called ‘I Met The Older Version Of Me’ and I couldn’t resist responding to it. Also this forms a response to a prompt given by Sunita Saldana in her Poetry Circle. I Met The Older Version Of Me I met the older version of meon an ordinary day.She was smiling – an easy, warm smile. She said she was grateful.She spoke of her pastwithout regret,as something that had shaped…