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The Things I Remember
The writer explores fragmented childhood memories associated with various smells. From listening to music while smelling Pine-Sol to reminiscing about innocent school crushes and mischievous antics with siblings, the nostalgia reveals significant life events. The author grapples with reflections on upbringing, health influences, and the lasting impact of seemingly trivial moments. Read more
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The Messy Autobiography Project
Approaching 50, the author reflects on midlife and the journey from being a teen mom to raising thriving adults. She expresses a desire to leave a memoir for her children, capturing her experiences and growth. Despite past struggles, her focus is on writing daily, aiming for personal exploration rather than monetary gain. Read more
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I’m Choosing Selfish
So much for spending all the time I wasn’t on social media writing blogs. So much for good intentions. I think I made it a week or so before I looked at my Facebook and Instagram again. Just briefly, but I looked, reposted a few things, then remembered why I got off in the first… Read more
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Peace Out, But Here’s the Story
If you follow me on Facebook or Instagram, you may have seen my little “peace out, taking a social media break” post today. I’m sure it’s not forever. It’s just for now. I’m tired. Everything feels heavy and my mental and physical health seem to be circling the drain. I’ve stepped off social media before… Read more
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What’s Next on this Journey
I woke up and went to the gym today. I guess I should back up and mention that I joined the gym a few weeks ago before I quit my job. I thought it would help with my stress level or at least help me to deal with my anxiety by running it out on… Read more
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Navigating Anxiety in the Workplace or Not
Yesterday was a rainy day full of thunder, lightning and sideways rain beating at the window for most of the day. The clouds rarely help to elevate one’s mood. Especially not mine. I tried to make the most of it by staying busy. Will and I have decided that I do not need to rush… Read more
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