When your stats are booming for speaking your heart out…

The beauty of cherry blossoms! Freshly taken photograph by @wordspenspoken

I wanted to stop by and thank all my WordPress friends for the traffic on my blog recently. I love you all and appreciate you like you will never know.

Thank you for understanding and relating to what I have to ramble about.

I do want to let you know that I have not fallen off of the face of the earth but I revised my 2024 blogging goals to reflect the busy months of my work life, I chose not to keep up with the blogging until April 15.

I will be back soon and can’t wait! I miss you all!

❤️ @wordspenspoken

A positive flash is all it takes

Amidst all the negativity last week, there was a flash of a positive message that I received through social media, a quote about finding joy in the little things to be content in life.

I managed to practice it a little last weekend and made peace with the present and with what is.

I found joy in making my family happy through simple actions like cooking a favorite meal, actively listening and providing support and being spontaneous in meeting someone’s needs to make them happy.

This was not the Not for profit I want to start that would solve all of world’s problems, this was not the business I want to start that I think would nake my life more colorful, but this brought the joy I needed in the current moment.

Big dreams start with small steps. And Maybe it is the little things that are truly big. And the big things are just little.

While, I still hold onto dreams, I shall not miss to notice the beauty of life as it is currently, I shall not fail to be thankful for what I already have and to make the best of what I can with what I do have instead of constant yearning for something better or bigger.

Neurodiversity is a thing. Really.

I write to the friends I don’t have

I write to the kind of family I don’t have

To the people who understand what it means to not belong

To the people who I imagine would understand

And to that void in the universe

Respect neurodiversity even if you can’t understand it

People did not choose it, they were bestowed with it.

They are not stupid, they just think differently from you.

You just lucked out that you can do things that they struggle with

But don’t let it go unacknowledged that they put in a lot more effort to do the same things that you do.

They are not by any means lazy, they are brave and they are strong.

I’m not even talking about rewards but What do you think should be respected more? Hard work or luck?

What bad luck. Sad. Just sad.