"Above all things, have intense love for one another, because love covers a multitude of sins
1 Peter 4:8
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Writing an “About Me” is always slightly uncomfortable. It feels as though I’m defining who I am, at this exact moment and there’s no flexibility for any adjustments. Well, this is who I am currently…
Currently, I’m a woman in her mid-thirties, my faith is driven by Jehovah. I unintentionally procrastinate but also think I work best under pressure. I work in digital marketing for my 9-5. I like to think I have an eclectic taste in music but I’m an R&B baby, through & through. I am fan of everything true crime-related. I’m a self-taught photographer. Food is my love language; a perfect night for me is being curled up with my boys with a glass of wine in one hand and a book in the other.
Cute Pastel Outfit Combinations and Ideas to Wear Pastel
Pastels is one of the major trends this season, but many women (including myself) find wearing pastels a challenge. They can wash you out, look too ‘sweet’ or take you back to your children’s years!
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine
It was refreshing, seeing Eleanor come into her own. To witness her isolation and her loneliness slowly turn into connections that eventually evolve into friendships.
Review: The Last List of Mabel Beaumont
I felt a lot of emotions reading this book. I felt the loss of Arthur – a life partner, the loss of that stability and comfort; the anxiousness of being alone and navigating through a new “normal”
Review: Archer’s Voice
Archers voice was a beautiful story about finding sustenance in a relationship outside of physical attraction. Bree and Archer both had very traumatic events take place in their lives and through their friendship (basis for love) they were able to face their past traumas and support one another in their journey to heal.
The Station
“Sooner or later, we realize there is no station, no one place to arrive.” We spend so much time wanting something, working for something – we think “Once we get there, our dreams will come true” what we often fail to do is enjoy the moments in-between.
