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Let’s be real, juggling multiple commitments can feel impossible sometimes. As a mum, writer, and university student, I know firsthand how overwhelming it can be to keep all the plates spinning. But over time, I’ve learned a few strategies that have helped me ease my commitment anxiety and create a life that feels more balanced,… Continue reading Mastering the Art of Juggling: 5 Tips for Managing Multiple Commitments
The mirror showed a reflection that wasn't my own. Amber eyes stared deep into my own hazel eyes, burrowing deep into my soul. My hand brushed the broken mirror, enraptured by the sight in front of me. The girl in the mirror was beautiful, elegant and perfect. She was everything I wished I could be.… Continue reading The Broken Mirror: A Short Story
Halfway! I may only be doing one subject but it still feels good to be halfway!
I've collated a small collection of haiku poems that I've written over the past year! Haiku isn't my usual style and it is quite a challenging structure to write but I enjoyed the challenge and the creativity required to write a haiku! Little Baby Each day passes fast,and my child grows too quickly.Tiny baby, gone… Continue reading A Collection of Haiku’s
Just ducking in today to say Happy Easter! Or Passover or whatever you may celebrate over this holiday period. I’m taking a break this week from the blog since it’s been chaos around the holiday time for me and the family! Will be back next week with a short story post for you all. Hope… Continue reading Happy Easter
I swear every time I write a post I have the same thing to say, but it has been a crazy few weeks! Life with a toddler is absolutely no joke, I barely have the time to sit down and think any more. It's exhausting but also fun and entertaining. However, I am finding myself… Continue reading Life Update: How It’s All Going Behind The Scenes. Easter and More!
The history books don’t say who thought of sentient machines. No one really knows where this idea came from. Sure, the machines worked for a while. They repaired the ozone layer, rebuilt the Earth, and contributed to humanity. But then human nature kicked in, and they were used to start wars, conquer countries, and reign… Continue reading Age of Dragons: A Short Story
The fire roars,the snow falls.I'm behind closed doorsand solid walls. Winter came again,the best time of year.I never complain,I only cheer. Winter is amazing,there's no downside.Fireplace blazing,rugged up inside. Hot cocoa in my mug,book in my hand.It feels like a warm hug,just as planned. Winter, I adoreeach and every year.Winter is no bore,it is comforting… Continue reading Winter Again: A Poem
Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out. - Robert Collier Last week was the start of the new semester! Technically it was Orientation Week so no classes actually started but it was still intense. As an online student, I have to wait until orientation week to get all my class… Continue reading Getting Ready to Head Back to University: Bring on Another Semester
Nature slowly changed from orange hues to pure white. Winter was closing in faster than she thought it would. It felt bittersweet. She'd always enjoyed winter, always loved the cold and the snow. But this year it felt wrong, and she was filled with despair. Margot wrapped her arms around herself as she trudged through… Continue reading The End of an Era: A Short Story
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